Get a job stocking shelves at night Friday and Saturday’s. 7.  

Other contribution includes time and labor for  minor/moderate electrical, minor plumbing, shelving/fixtures/lighting/fans, and kitchen and bath cabinet installation for the upcoming September 1 unit.  

Hint, affordable builds are still flying off the shelves.

I would pick a site, design and have my builder build me a store and install the fixtures (shelves, freezers etc), I would then sell that RE to an investor-bank-insurance company-pension fund etc.

Houses are flying off the shelves at very high prices. 

The tax laws and regulations in my opinion were just ridiculous and laden with red tape to make investing in the states worth while for me to take seriously.

Mine says "a reasonable amount of small nails" and specifically says they will not mount TVs, shelves, or other large items on walls or ceilings.

When doing a conract with my GC on a rehab project, what are appropriate prices for:-installing a microwave (above sink)-hooking up stove (basically just means moving it into place and plugging it in)-setting refrigerator in place (putting all the shelves in, hooking it up to icemaker line)-dishwasher (anchoring it in place, possibly hooking it up to electric but maybe my electrcian would do that)And also what is an appropriate amount to add to the contract for delivery of materials and the time it takes to go get them?

Today I run a portfolio of companies with 60+ employees and have sold over $150M of investment real estate so my plan worked but if you talked to me 10+ years ago I was just some schmo schlepping pop onto shelves at grocery stores working for bosses I knew I was smarter then but wasn't ready to put it all together just yet so I was the only one who knew or believed this. 

I'd be happy to testify against that piece -o-crap except my say would be so laden with f-words I'm sure they'd cut me off.