It is difficult to add new supply to the market in many coastal areas.  

Change these variables and I would have been paying back a lot more interest at the end (and making less on the deal!).

If you have to start over, re-engaging new crew in the middle of a job you might lose a few weeks as well.From a project management scheduling perspective, yes, you can have multiple crews working in parallel, but it's still very easy to screw up the critical path with inspections/re-inspections, re-work, change orders, supply issues, weather, personnel issues, funding issues, people in general.

At least with stocks you can cut your losses and move on, but not so with a mortgage.In central NC, there is a lack of supply and high demand, especially now during the summer.

What you need to remember is  that there is an unlimited amount of variables at play at all times.

The melting pot of stories, failures, successes, losses, chances, lost jobs, the ways people got into real estate, the teamwork of spouses and family, the education, the no education and jumping in, with money, no money, operating locally, across all states, marketing, strategies, taxes, property managers, rental properties, duplex, tenants, landlords, GCs, so many variables. 

Hook up with a few investor friendly REA's, and let them supply you.The bottom line of how comes from your answers to three questions you should ask yourself before you go any further:1 - What are your financial goals...as in your financial needs monthly and for total payoff of your personal debt.2 - What Market (Micro-Market actually) will deliver properties with financial profiles that will satisfy the needs from Q#1.3 - What Entrance/Exit Strategies (this refers to money...not "flip", "hold", "land contract", etc...) can/will you use to deliver the above 2 Questions.Only you can answer the above three questions, because they are specific to you....and a hint:  None of the answers involve a "%".

I used bleach, ( bleach and urine make a lot of ammonia) , I rinsed it off and then put down huge boxes of baking soda spread on the floor and let it dry and them broomed off.I used gallons of peroxide I bought from a beauty supply place and poured that peroxide full strength on the floor and let it sizzle.. it helped open up the pours in the concrete so the ammonia from the urine would neutralize. 

Post licensing/continuing education costs, marketing/supplies costs, suprakey subscription (or whatever equivalent your association uses), etc. etc.

I am supplying ALL the materials but he has given me a proposal to do the work @ $2700.00The materials are estimated at around $1500 give or take.Take a look at the catwalk (it's fairly large_105 ft by 5ft wide)Let me know your initial thoughts on the job/price.