For labor and materials.

I purchased bandit signs, business cards, found contracts in material I already had and listened to lots of teleseminars.

Next best thing that makes me actually a #4, I have 5 years REI experience, and I know exactly how to optimize a house for its size, location, and what to do or where to get materials at rock bottom.

Driven, IMHO, by money coming out of the stock market after the bubble there and the extremely low interest rates and loose lending practices.

I only pay for materials up front.

I am success driven therefore strive to make my investors money!

So I am here to soak up knowledge figure which trigger to pull and just stop blabbering about doing this and that in life and get down to the brass tax and do it.

It depends on jow much it is, We have used pex out here in N.Cal for the last 3 years and they still dont let you use it in parts of the bay area, if you are going to do the job yourself then then tool you will need will cost more in $ than all the material and time it would probably take you to do it in copper- I like the pex when used with a mana-block ,meaning each run is a home run, otherwise to me it looks like a drip system.I have never seen either fail,but on one job we were at, the mice were eating through the plastic (they could smell the water I guess.)

I (the site's founder) was sick of trying to get good information about real estate without feeling like some course or program was being shoved down my throat when I was on some of these other sites.We do carry some courses and materials, but will only do so after a review of its quality or worth.

The level floor makes the material feel much more sturdy and of much higher quality.I would use the floor polisher/adhesive remover (posted the link, it was the second link in my first post).