This will really help seal the interior from wind and moisture penetration, as we can't afford to get any moisture in our insulated stud spaces any longerPlumbing - there is a small amount of plumbing to do that can be finished up prior to any drywall covering our pipesElectrical - we have a small electrical failure to remedy before we cover it upSpray foam - this is booked for Monday morning and is essential to be done before we can do soffit or drywall in many areas Drywall boarding - this may be done on one side in the next few days, likely beginning on the second sideGas meter install - this is quickly becoming a priority, fortunately I have got it booked (just don't know where we are in the priority lineup - hopefully near the top.

For a bit of background I just graduate in May with an engineering degree from UF, and I was fortunate to begin a job in West Palm in July.

Fortunately I had a business partner that was doing the RE full time and I was able to stick it out until we broke up.  

Fortunately, the Fire Captain was very helpful.

Fortunately I started investing in the early 80's when interest rates were high.

Fortunately I have a lot of colleagues/friends with cash that can work together to raise capital internally.   

Yes, those of us that work in the Bay Area are fortunate to make a generous income, but so are our expenses.  

I have been fortunate to gain 3 multi millionaire mentors because I changed my thinking to, "hey what part of your business consumes the most amount of time and are there any simpler tasks I can do for free for you to learn more about your business to prove that I'm serious?"

I only had to revoke this "privilege" once, fortunately it was a verbal agreement with that tenant.

The wife and I have been fortunate to purchase our first SFH in 2010, and needless to say its appreciated to ridiculous levels.