But there is a lot of money on the sidelines as well, some coming from institutions willing to fund me in other areas.All of this presents great opportunities because I no longer need to convince people to open their wallets.

It is an investment, but we used land lord locks so we won't have to change the hardware again.

Keep it in your wallet or somewhere you'll always have it nearby.

This forum description references hardware, so I figured this was a good place to ask if anyone has heard of the Flo water meter (they're still in beta testing).

However, it applies to hardware, electrical, design and a plethora of other "tech engineering" careers.The real point is that the "high tech" of today will be the "low tech" of tomorrow. 

Check it out.https://www.meetup.com/BwiMeetup/I haven't had any issues with this meetup and, as with everything, think twice before opening your wallet.

Anything bigger than that and we call a foundation crew)* Demo* Minor insulation (anything more than a couple of rooms and it's better to get an insulation company to do it)* Siding and house wrap* Hardware installation (Door knobs and whatnot)* Window installation* Door installation... and that's their entire job description.

Brand new double garage door/ opener, kitchen cabinets/ countertops, 2 vanities and toilets, vinyl planking, carpet, baseboard, trim/molding, interior doors, paint, stain, new Sheetrock tape/texture hallway, light fixtures, outlets, door hardware, repair 15 holes in walls, redid all copper plumbing from meter to fixtures in pex, electrical issues, blinds, stainless steel appliances, window screens, replaced cracked window, that total also includes $350 paint sprayer and misc tools I didn't have, plus hauling the entire gut job via trailers to the dump... 20k isn't outrageous..

Nothing else can possibly touch those two excellent pieces of hardware, especially after 9 pm.Anything from the real estate industry applying such grades would almost certainly end up being a flagrant violation of fair housing laws.

If i will be using hard money to fund acquisition and rehab, should I assume that my market will require something like 65% loan and the other 35% will have to come from my wallet?