I really enjoyed listening to the different stages of investing, and learning more about the Providence area.

Since there is a culvert there now instead of the bridge, during times of excessive rain, the culvert cannot handle all of the water and it backs up on one side, the same side as my house. 

First the excess labor has to be absorbed. 

@Axel Meierhoefer Sure thing, I'm in early stages right now.

Thanks to Matt Faircloth's lessons on raising private capital, I know that there are 3 primary types of people to look for in my network: people with excess cash (the Millionaire next door), people who own their homes free and clear, and people with IRA accounts.

I'm a police officer here and don't have a large excess income, though my property in Clarksville has cash flow.

You’re setting the stage for a healthy relationship and perhaps, things will go in your favor!

I am in the process of purchasing a short term rental through my self directed IRA and I am laying out my Decorating and Staging Plan.

So it is critical on those type of projects to see where it is in the process and WHO is backing it to completion and the different tranches of debt and stages for funding.I used to do commercial assemblage for developers when I first started out over a decade ago and there are many steps and pitfalls to it.

If you turn off the ac during the day and the temp rises significantly in the unit, when you turn it back on the unit has to work much longer and harder to remove excess heat.