Hello,I am planning to demolish a swimming pool in the backyard as it is not in good shape and the weather is usually on the cooler side so the usage would be very little if at all, besides fixing the pool in its current state may cost a great deal.Now, I want to understand do I need to hire a specialized company to demolish the pool or any handyman can handle it?

Hello,I am planning to demolish a swimming pool in the backyard as it is not in good shape and the weather is usually on the cooler side so the usage would be very little if at all, besides fixing the pool in its current state may cost a great deal.Now, I want to understand do I need to hire a specialized company to demolish the pool or any handyman can handle it?

If so, and it's a monoflow system with a weighted check valve and many monoflow tees; you'd need a pump with a better pump curve in order to overcome all of that resistance in the monoflow tees and weighted chevkvalve.

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As someone on the lower end on the income spectrum I want to cut my expenses as much as humanly possible to be able to sustain my high savings rate, although I would be able to weather 100% vacancy it would affect the amount I’m able to keep putting away for the next investment.

Formulate your plan on weather to invest in SFR and/or multiple units, some REITS to produce interim cash flow to fund upcoming opportunities. 

This is important so hose bibb can be shut-off during freezing weather to prevent pipes bursting.

E.g. it's fine to put 15% away, but if both your roof and water heater are approaching the end of their useful life, you probably won't have enough put away to cover both in the near term.Insurance is super local due to weather patterns, crime, etc.

Existing infrastructure is expensive to retrofit and upgrade; existing communities resist new development, and a number of competing constituencies must be considered.I agree that not allowing landlords to screen potential tenants or evict those who don't pay is insane.

I could see that meeting some resistance from your agent, yes, no?