So I poured a little water down it to see if it could help. and the toilet bubble lol.Well time to go work on it. thanks guys.

Corey has provided a sound answer.The key thing to understand is that lthe ender is going to set the amount of money they will lend you based on what they appraise the completed value of your project to be and the Loan to Value ratio they are comfortable with based on that appraisal.So you need to know what the appraised value of your completed project may be, figure out what the bank will lend you based on their current LTV, and then figure out if that is enough cash to *Buy the Property*Conduct all Due Diligence and Design*Aquire Permitting*Construct the Project*Market the Project & Sell/Lease & Manage DependingOh yeah, and you want some cash left over for you when it is all said and done.

One of the three websites is my own consumer brand in designer eyewear and jewelry.In June 30th, 2011 I moved to Atlanta from Chicago primarily because I wanted to build my second career and company in real estate.

Remember tech bubble with persistent vacancies, then when easy money came super long-term tenants moved to buy.

I am helping a friend to fox some odds and ends in an office he is renovating, incl. putting new baseboard diffusers, the standard kind that sits in the corner between wall and floor.Obviously these things are designed for a 90° angle, but how do you work around it if that angle is significantly more than 90°?

:kewl: [size=18]$100 Logo Contest - BiggerPockets.com[/size] :kewl: We're holding a logo contest to see who can come up with the best design for the site.

200,000 pieces of bubble gum at $.05 a pop. properties are expensive here in Atlanta.

It's not easy to do w/o making them look stupid.They are gimicks and they are designed to do one thing and one thing only.....get you to sign on the dotted line.

These compression valves where never designed to last.

Also have designed the new menu for 3 restaurants all in various countries.