My bars look pretty but you better be HE-MAN or have a truck to get them off.

A better alternative is to build a money, while using external financing to help pay for operating costs.

If it's been there a while, you'll probably have good luck.I painted some that was well-dried...used white...couple years later it looks good.Plus, despite some potential challenges, the alternative is ugly grey wood!

There is a food truck somewhere downtime that has aunthentic veitnamese Banh Mi Sandwiches (or Mendocino Farms if you don't mind the price),  Places like Pho Co???

But, those are the costs if they were to hire out trades-people from the phone book -- meaning larger contracting organizations with a relatively large amount of overhead.If I were to hire the individual trades (which I typically do), I'm not going to hire the guys who have Yellow Pages ads, a fleet of trucks, customer service reps who answer the phone, etc. 

Think of a large trucking firm with 500 trucks @ $2,000 a piece. 

You cannot own a truck full of tools, keep gas in the tank and cover the various insurance policies needed for that.

(A recorded                  trustee's deed [or similar alternative] confirming the amount paid by the grantee                  to trustee may be substituted for a HUD-1 if a HUD-1 was not provided to the purchaser                  at time of sale.)                 

Once you find a factual error, it opens the door to you presenting alternative comps.  

After coming home from practice I would bake and sell the world's best cheesecakes, my homemade secret candy which I distributed to all the local food trucks which in turn would sell it to all the students.