There is a basement that is almost fun in itself to see as it gives you a sense of history (for example an old fuse box that still has "teachers lounge", "boys locker room" etc labelled on the fuse box door).

I have a large tool box with all bosch 18v.

very hard to manage in this business without it. you might be amazed just how little cash you need to get going in this business. you could find a motivated seller and use creative financing. do some reading here on BP on creative financing and start thinking outside of the box. you would be amazed what you can find out there. 

Joe Bertolino I'm not as big as you so I just a on-site drop box.

That is the reason for trying to reach out of the box now and see what we can do in the investor world and thank you for the link for the clubs.

If it's a rental you may want to consider an alternative to hardwood such as tongue and groove laminate or vinyl.Head to one of the big box stores and let them know your situation.

I have an RTA company all carb compliant, plywood boxes. thecabinetresource.com, we can send you a sample. we typically give BP members 10 percent off.

@Khemaro Nuon- Few things in your mail box.

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Think outside the box.