My point is, sure you'll trick a GC one time and save a few bucks but the job will take 3x as long, the quality won't be good and you've burned a bridge.

Account Closed I've built bridges and it is nothing compared to what you have been through!

Burn bridges after you are sure you will not need them.John CoreyPS.

No reasonable person would decide they wanted to be a structural engineer and take that approach, just teach me how to build sky scrappers or bridges, I don't want all that math or physics stuff, just the money making aspect.

Safe Act (Secure and Fair Enforcement for Mortgage Licensing Act) is more of a bridge to existing regulation such as RESPA and Regulation Z than any sort of hard core rules to abide by.

I Was 24 and put down almost all my life savings at the time lolWhile I didn't have an answer I just thought I would cross that bridge if and when I got to it.

Why burn a bridge if there is a possiblity you might still be able to find good deals in that town and make it work without circumventing the permitting process?

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The quarter round trim will save you, but the tighter you start the better the artThe thresholds can be interesting, but its simply another piece of material to buy and its rather ergonomic (just make sure you cut it tight and don't warp the metal base you click the laminate into (too warped and youll never fix it... already cost me money why should it cost you... cut carefully lol) At this point I've bridged the gap where the expansion occurred, and dispute the rather stark change in elevation the forgiving floor has really cleaned it upAfter that you just add the trim... 

the state payroll and sales tax is your weak link you can bounce back from the others.. but those are not discharable in BK.. they stick with you.. this is water under the bridge but it would have been better to pay the tax's you owed and BK the rest. and then start over.. be careful.. those are serious debts.