Confidence and game plan are the keys to the industry (no pun intended). 

Looking at the big picture, $2,000 may not be a deal breaker (pardon the pun). $10/Amp is the going rate in Denver for a panel swap and you'll probably want to upgrade to a 200A panel=$2k, and hit me up if you need a good electrician. 

It kind of through me for a loop.... no pun IntendedOriginally posted by @Ashish Acharya:Originally posted by @Carlton Wood:What’s up BP!!!

To make Ken's point (no pun intended), the fastest we've ever been paid back on a loan was 21 days.

It's like a baby you have to nurture (pun intended), be consistent and focused in your approach and things will work out

I had no clue that these days w technology and efficient processes, I can build a sweet cash flow from wherever I am in the world---and with Covid allowing more digital real estate signings, zooms, agreements, etc, I'm sold (pun intended)!!!!

On the flip side (no pun intended), we bought the house during an equally competitive time and waived inspections.

It is simply a function of living on this earth, and driven by a reality which is inflation.As an example of the above, don't all salaried employees expect or - at least "appreciate" (apologies for the pun) - a raise each year?

Now, on the flip side (no pun intended), many flippers/contractors can keep project costs' down and hit their timelines no problems. however, you guys are just starting out and taking on a big project + a contractor who you guys are unsure of.

It is a "nothing gained/nothing lost" situation, pun intended.