How much "meat" do you find acceptable to move forward with the project after everyone takes their portion?  

Third, there probably isn't a lot of meat on this deal.It's nice that you want to help your friend, but this is probably going to be a bad investment.

Maybe they would have started the rehab for me at no cost as well.I did file a police report and had my lawyer put them on notice and took a few other precautions on this.In the end I will post some final pictures when we get through this bad boy.

, and finally what I bring to the table is bubbling potential and ambition.Being on the brink of reaching a major milestone of paying off my first auto loan (a $600+ burden) has placed me at a crossroads in life that is both exciting and unfamiliar: finally at a point where I won't feel shackled or constrained by limited finances -- my bills are shrinking.

Only time I've ever had a five year old moon and swear at me at a football game.

Looking at that many properties takes time for the agent in order to locate the properties, meet me at each one in order to let me in and spend time at each one in order to discuss it...

Earlier this year I bought my first duplex in Ogden Utah, just north of salt lake city, things have been great, living in half and renting the other, but now my company is probing me for a potential mive to Japan.

I have the technical info that I'll need for now, the meat/potatoes of lead generating, tracking etc.

A local landscape company quoted me at $5500 for the project - drought tolerant set up with a mix of rocks, bark, and plants/bushes.

That puts me at 78k per door and $92/sq ft.