You also have to take into account licensing, insurance, taxes, overhead, vehicle costs, such as tires, oil changes, breakdowns, etc...  

If available in your area use an oil based stain on both sides and all edges before installation and seal with a water seal.

Especially considering there's a lot of snake oil dudes out there and lurking these forums and even more out there in the real world of real estate... a lot of schemers, con artists and scallywags...is that the right word?

I went to my mechanic the other day to get my oil changed.

“If we made your money we could do that too” —we work extremely hard in has & oil currently.

Also the non-immigrants working in agriculture and oil fields- that’s hard work to me.

The most obvious example is oil & gas.

The range hood looks disgusting because someone had spilled cooking oil down onto it, and then a bag of sugar.  

It is more work upfront, and has a steeper learning curve, but can pay off once you have a well-oiled machine working for you in the market.My personal opinion and how I tell my clients is house hack here in colorado each and every year, getting a low down payment loan.

People are leaving Alberta and moving to BC because of job losses from the oil price decline.