Also leaning on our trades for good pricing because of the amount of work we give them.I think you are looking at every bit of $150k, If not more considering you are using copper piping (pex is a good product now if using the proper fittings, and saves on material and labor), spray foam, fiber cement board (probably hardie), 2 zone HVAC plus you will probably need “make up air”because of spray foam and new energy codes.

(profits would be proportional to initial investment amounts)- Plus a small percentage of profits from subsequent completed projects (Have chosen a percentage yet somewhere between .5% and 2.5%)So basically this business model would be greatly similar to that of a publicly traded company with shareholders.I know that i would need to be careful of how many partners I would invite into the LLC otherwise I meant end up owing more than %100 of profits to the S.C. members may main concerns are...1.

I believe you went up for the buy, sell, trade segment.

Fairly uncommon to see such a bundle or combined set of assets available for trade but not uncommon, more so in commercial deals.  

If you opt for the Credit Report, it would be a full copy of the report that includes trade lines, collections, public records, and inquiries.

If they don't answer, you write another letter that states that you given a reasonable amount of time and the mark is still on your credit report, and then ask them to respond to you within 10 business days, if they do not, you will write a complaint letter to the Federal Trade Commission.In 10 days write a letter to the Federal Trade Commission.Many people don't realize that the number one complaint to Federal Trade Commission is problem on credit reports of consumers.Federal Trade Commission gives out fines for people that don't fall the fair credit reporting act, I think it's $10,000 per occurrence.So, if you want to clean up your credit report first contest negative marks.If it comes back verified, I would get a debt negotiator, and you need to get at least 70% of the debt to offer them the money in exchange they help you clear up your report.

I sent my plumber in before we closed to stem the damage.On top of that the subfloor in the bathroom, and hallway just outside it, on the main level will need to be replaced as a consequence of pets urinating in that location for years - when we bought the property, the moisture readings in that area were off the charts, it was only later we figured out why.

I can see this happening when a tenant does not fully understand the concept of subletting and the consequences of such action.

Hire trades people as necessary... licensed-bonded-insured. 

Right now there is absolutely no reason for them to pay you on time since there are no consequences.