Cut out depending on other people and control as much as you can.

I realize that's not your problem -- it's ours -- but hopefully you can help us get creative on what we can cut or change to get there."

Step one, after having the property line clearly delineated, I'd cut the extension cord an inch onto your side of the property.

Tenant will not trim or cut trees.

I think pretty much any demo work involving walls and ceilings are going to disturb the paint.For example if you cut a hole 36" tall by 24" wide on old sheetrock to install a recessed medicine cabinet that is 6ft*2, is that how they calculate it?

Also it is VERY difficult to find good reliable subs in Miami, many fly by night pretenders and if you are not supervising their work, they cut corners and you end up with really sloppy work.

I live just east of Louisville in Shelby County.Being a competent inspector and rehab estimator is a great starting edge for you, so wholesaling/flipping could be a terrific way to start to building capital.Consider getting your real estate license as well to get access to MLS, be able to inspect properties on your own, save(or earn) commissions, network with realtors, and control your deals.

Other decisions are more cut and dried because you know you would be running afoul of the law, or incurring major liability, if you didn't act, and so you bite the bullet and act.

I turned off his Mic and cut him off, because the WCRT REI Club does not allow sales!

Basically, just take a ruler and make a square around the offending hole making sure it stays inside the borders of the newly drawn square, then, cut a new scrap piece of drywall approximately 1" larger on all sides, then, with the paper side down, slice off the same 1" of the gypsum material ONLY thereby leaving the backing paper.