Roof pitch 12/12-New shingles and edge metal $9k (plus replacing plywood where needed)-exterior painting $6k (definitely will be replacing some cedar boards here, but not clear on how many, maybe 10-15) -rebuild four stair walk up on porch $1.5k-carpet tear out and LVT (4.5mm clic, 12mil wear layer) throughout $15k-replace 40ft of cedar fence $5kLet’s assume that there are few to no surprises and the work quoted is the only work necessary.Let me know if I’m missing any info that would help.

Hello @Marquez RobinsonAlthough your time with the Army was cut short, myself and many Americans are grateful for your service.Your level of awareness (especially at a young age) is a huge plus in your situation.

Also look at easements (especially on the vacant land) and factor in parking driveways, will the city let you curb cut for additional access if needed or are you stick with what you have.Also look at the number of parking spaces needed for new builds vs what you have (will a new build trigger anything there), and consider if enough electrical is available at the site for new buildings.Is there a Town Approval Board or some other such PITA process you must go through to get building/remodeling permits, and how much control do they have over your actions (plus how long do they take to approve, and is it "The Old Boy Network" to get approved (???).

It seems like it could be a better safety net, but also requires some more time.

In answer to the next obvious question, it's also against the rules for that person to actually take a pay cut to make things right with you and what they quoted, that person actually has to convince a non-consumer-facing person in management to take a pay cut, if that's the goal.

It's all particleboard but what they use tends to be thicker than Lowe's, reinforced better at the edges and the countertops have a better laminate round-over wrap to keep the moisture off the particleboard on the edges.

I made requests to the seller under our DD period and they flat out refused everything, even safety issues.

I work as a CAD Draftsperson (3D modeling of our fixtures to create blueprints, programs and cut lists) as well as a Carpenter when some extra help is needed on the floor.I bought a little ranch 2BD/1BR house in Milwaukee (Bay View), Wisconsin six years ago and have done a lot of work to it over the years - new custom kitchen, appliances, refinishing of original oak flooring, A/C, bathroom and 6' fenced in yard.

I'm trying to start the LLC for liability safety and tax benefits.

If cutting your profits is going to result in LESS business, why do it?