So a car parked in my pad sits about 3-4 foot away from the hoop which means it's constantly being hit.

I don't know how they could dig and install the concrete and build the infrastructure, footings, etc. in 90 days that would support such a tall building.

In my area, driveways are usually $4 per square foot to rip out and replace.

Closing at $40 per sq. foot less than the neighborhood average on a beautiful home built in 2005.

I've been trying to find the right angle to get my foot in the door with some real estate with the goal in mind of attaining financial freedom and not having to punch a clock every day.

If somebody  told me there was a bag with a million dollars in ot at the top of a 50 foot tree, i would overcome my fear and clomb up that tree as fast and safe as possible.

Obviously, this depends on the specific market, but I find most people make up their minds as to whether or not they'll rent it before even stepping foot into the home.

I am looking to get my foot in the door with rehabbing and this seems like a good option.I appreciate any insight you can give.

It's #1 Solid Red Oak, 2.25" Planks, with "Special Walnut" color stain (Minwax).Where you are, it's probably $5-6 per square foot, installed and finished.

The other funny thing that happened is when I was allegedly returning the pump, there was a guy at the rental place renting a 32 foot ladder.