It's a whole new realm of woodworking for me, I'm going to be getting into it the renovation after next.I buy the panels on Amazon and you can also get all kinds of wood veneers, tape, and veneering supplies there much cheaper than at Rockler.This is one of those things I would never trust someone else to do well without knowing exactly how to do it myself.

The Twin Cities market is expensive and demand far exceeds supply in the under $300k market.

Right now some materials are in short supply due to covid 19 , inspections by the government are behind so I can see an extended time frame . 

Please shoot us with your advise in that regard or if you have any other ideas we are all ears.Thanks,,Nour HatabMinneapolis MN It really comes down to the numbers, your financial strength and resources and the supply and demand in your market.

I pay for materials direct to the supply houses and or Home Depot/lowes and have them delivered to the job site.

Some of them also give you a virtual US number which is super useful to supply to US contacts in order to reach you.

Once you have the feeder setup and running, simply supply the feed to the tools and everything else will take care of itself.

Rents have gone up so much, and vacancy rates are so low that there isn't enough supply for the demand. 

Best bet to prevent freezing is run plumbing supply lines in interior walls.

There doesn't seem to be a glaring weak spot which would throw the supply/demand situation into a radically different state than it is now.We seen for years now that supply is not keeping up with demand here, and I've not yet heard a solid proposal to solve this issue.