Running extension cords for everything isn't just unsightly, its a tripping hazard etc. 

(every crack tiny or big caulked or filled up= against insects or mices)P.S. the "booming" of mices + rats in the area could be attributed to the Booming renovations which drives them away from former in-disrepair grounds/buildingsP.S. to P.S: Justin from PFR has an account on BP: read his posts... does not seem to be those of someone on a trip to take others to the cleaners!

I was planning to make a trip out there next week and take a look around for myself.

We have been doing some initial research but would like to speak with someone like you that have the experience and knowledge to guide us further.If possible, we would like to jump in a quick call -whenever convenient for you- to chat with you.We will be traveling to Buffalo on April 22nd for three days and we are in the planning stage of our trip so every tip and piece of advice helps tremendously.Looking forward to your response.Best Regards, Marc & Adrian 

Field trips for your children’s school, office projects, and even happy hours at your favorite bar can be a chance to talk about real estate.

I view each new flip as an opportunity to credit-card-hack:Open a new promotional card prior to closing and put all of your expenses on that card.Once you have completed the promotion, cancel the card after 6 months to avoid the annual charge (first year is usually free).After 2 cards, I now have enough flyer miles for a free round-trip anywhere in the world, it is a nice added bonus and doesn't cost anything.

They might ask you to fix a couple things (particularly trip hazards) but I doubt it will be a big thing.

Oh and by using this site sometimes it gets tripped up if you put in the zip code so I would suggest that you put it in with and without and see if the map is the same.

Many times having the right photos can save you a return trip or serve as a quick method of answering a question you or a contractor might have.   

You're only making one trip anyways.