Use caution, A lot of people, including me, got burned pretty bad because we felt the need to "get in the market" while it was going up.

That really hit home to me for some reason and burned a fire in me to become "handy" from that point forward.

I'm working on a project right now (non-residential) and we will be structuring the payments so they get 50% of the money for a particular task once its started and then the remaining when that task is 100% complete.You could specify that you'll pay a mobilization cost which is up front but it is not to exceed 10% of the total job- that way they can't really take your money and run.

If we assume $8k/month in mortgage and maintenance that means $12k/month in burn without a job.

Getting funding on a property that has a stick built house and a mobile home seems almost impossible.

Please give me a call when you have some time Sent from my Sony Xperia® Z1ˢ on T-Mobile’s 4G LTE Network---- Todd wrote ---- Yes..ill get them uploaded as soon as i can & then send.On Jan 1, 2016 7:21 PM, "Bobby" <> wrote: Sounds good.

YEP, you can use a crate of spray paint to paint a Royal Royce too, but it looks like heck and recanting that decision will never get you back to a pure masonry look.IMO, try real hard to not burn bridges behind you.

That would indicate to me that investing is a low priority since your income level is not very high indicating you should be able to be mobile employment wise.

They break down the front door and fire in a concussion grenade, which burns a large hole in your new carpet.

Assuming there would be no physical damage (burns in carpet, etc.) there is still the smell of smoke in the unit which can obviously deter any future renters.