Welcome to BP @Caressa T. 

Originally posted by @Kimberly T.

@Irina T. 

I'd still want to get it a few grand less so if s@&t gets real it will be easier to sell and sell fast without taking a big hit.  

@Erin A. and @Jeremy T. 

@Kimberly T. 

It sounds like you're in a decent area so your options for non-section 8 tenants may be plentiful.Five kids is a lot but it could mean reliable, reasonably stress free (steady) checks for a good while.  

They also make some LVL beams that are 7.25" deep and would work great, but they are expensive.As @Kimberly T.   

Found another guy on my facebook group that had fought it the wrong way on a rehab in the Heights, and he ended up having to take 5 feet off his porch, but he did change the footprint going back with concrete under the wooden deck porch, rather than keeping the wood deck framing the same, and he extended the concrete out past the porch itself, which did in fact change the original foot print, my project manager has been doing these rehabs 40 years in Houston, but this thing really stressed him out, and he knows the inspectors really well, the tipping point for him was that they were using a aerial google map image of the house and porch, which isn't valid for a gazillion number of reasons, we are going back in this morning at 8 am hoping to just have a different inspector, and getting a 2nd opinion, because our recent survey shows the building line and house structure and porch are within the measurements that they are calling for, thank God for that!

I'm starting a s-corp company for the general contractor/ operations side of my flipping business.I'm struggling to come up with a name that I think is catchy enough for advertising.I haven't been worried about it but now it's come down to crunch time and I need to make a decision in the next week.Should I not stress and just name it anything for now and just build the company so it will create it's own draw??