My father in law is a home builder and could swing me a great deal with even no money down if I owned the land with a smidge of equity.

If you are going to be a professional property manager look into a trade association or accrediting body that has a CA chapter.

The big boxes used to be known for their ability to offer "expert" advice because they hired directly from the trades.

Most landlords that use this company (local trade name: IXL Cabinets) DO get the perfboard.

I find it funny trade pros dont get permits either when they darn well know they need them.

I took a cursory look at your forum and it looks likeyou're starting a nice forum there.Maybe you would like to pop on over to the introductionssection and tell us a bit about yourself, your forum, andwhat motivated you to start it.What trade are you yourself in?

It is a little more work, but an extra hour or two over six months seems like a fair trade for a good tenant.

A friend and I have built a trading platform we use via trade station that trades futures contracts on the S&P mini.

You're not swinging the hammer, but value is created.

It’s outside of Grand Rapids which is what I was originally looking for but the deal popped up in Kalamazoo and I decided to swing at it anyways!