Now we desire to put our foot on the gas and accelerate to financial freedom through RE.My question is I have thought about getting a RE license to get more in the field of RE, utilize the commissions to save faster, network, etc.

We are asking anyone with experience in Canada or Saskatchewan to maybe help us out with some info.We just got an 8000 square foot property with an empty lot beside it on contract.

That is as easy as finding Big Foot or the Loch Ness Monster.

It comes in 4 foot wide rolls and is a grey sort of felt like material.   

He's has a very nice vinyl plank that comes in assorted colors and is comparable to the TrafficMaster Allure Vinyl Flooring.... and wait for it... it's $2 a square foot installed (assuming your subfloor isn't a hot mess...)Good luck! 

Have you ever gone back at broken it down to dollars per square foot?

No need to heat anything above that since most people are about 6 foot tall anyway. 

I hope you're enjoying the site and good luck on your ventures.It's nice to have a foot in the door and someone to ask for advice right off the starting block.

Previously we used Quickbooks.We love Buildium so far except it's not as robust for accounting as Quickbooks was.We particularly like it for the integration of rental online apps, online maintenance requests, and online payment.

The molding should be under $3.50 per foot and will give you the POP your looking for.