From there on, until 1:30 pm, he spent the entire morning showing off their software platform "realeflow" and their template system for rehabing.

I know mist big box shops only allow you to go so low anyway, so most won't allow it..

By this, I mean the sort of rush of adrenaline when mailing out direct mail, waiting anxiously for the content to land in mail boxes.

We bought it and I spent the next 4 months working on a complete gut renovation of the house, living in a tent out back, begging friends and family to help hang drywall, pull nails from the oak flooring we salvaged from another local home days before it was demolished, or carry in the concrete counters we made out in the driveway.

There is quite a bit of negotiating that can be done on supplies but your best deals won't come from the big-box.

Easy winters, but hot summers.I was in the Navy so I've spent 5 years in CT.  2 in Groton and 3 at a Nuclear Facility in Windsor no one knew about.

The numbers work for me considering a reasonable amount of work to do but the possibility of these kind of projects being a Pandora's box situation seems high.  

., where I am originally from, Colorado, where I spent 3 lovely years, New York, where I spent 10 tough years, Arizona, where I own investments at the present, Tenn. where I live at the present, Louisiana, Mississippi, and a few others.  

what if cousin moved in with grandmother and rent out cousins house then spend monies on grandmothers water heater ($1200) and furnace ($1500) +-  @Joe Smith Do you mean a boiler with baseboard  heat and not  a furnace with floor registers and hot air blowing out of them..... boiler has copper pipes everywhere and furnace has big galvanized boxes around it.  ??  

A $50,000 profit on a flip may seem like a lot to you until you realize you spent 1,000 hours on the project and the after-tax profits are roughly $25,000 thereby valuing your time at a post-tax $25 per hour (which isn't bad!).