Fellow BiggerPockets Friends, This post is not a question for help or advice needed. its to share a great experience i recently had after struggling and stressing about the rehabs I've worked with and i am sure and hope that fellow rehabbers and contractors will find this helpful as well. after completing a couple of rehab projects in which most were delayed or were stressful enough and even the once that i had hired a contractor to do, i was introduced to THEROOMSTOCK.COM . doing a rehab we try to budget each dollar to get the most of our money's invested so we eliminate certain expenses that we can try to do on our own like a home designer and general contractors some times. however, on my recent project i figured i will give this a shot and my experience was beyond expectations. i actually used 1 of the designs for the bathrooms and took some other ideas for the kitchen and flooring, the order arrived in less than 2 weeks in perfect shape, professionally and reliable. the even greater part about this is, that i got the options to purchase the tools that is needed for installation as well, like, i got a list of the material i will need for the installation. i know prices and it was super compatible to the local stores. i think this is a genius idea and we all can benefit from this. i hope this helps. 

he finished up a project for me. 4 units. transformed the place and charged me pennies. old school guy. you'll love him. im divesting from tucson so unfortunately dont need him anymore. DM me for details. 

Guys, if you would suggest an awesome Handyman Type who's reliable in the MD area that would be awesome.  

I especially liked episode 4 because having a summarized explanation from a reliable source on what the Fed is currently doing (related to interest rates and macroeconomics) and why they do things is beneficial to understanding what opportunities might look like in the near-term future. 

Without knowing your friend’s 1) intentions and 2) situation no one can offer reliable advice.

BP, Lumber and steel prices are going insane right now, does anyone know of reliable non-conventional building materials that can be used to reduce construction costs? 

BP, Lumber and steel prices are going insane right now, does anyone know of reliable non-conventional building materials that can be used to reduce construction costs?

- Do you know what ARV is, how to calculate it, and where to get reliable information?

But I do know a lot of investors who are looking elsewhere for a reliable return until the future becomes more clear.  

HiAnyone has good sources on how to obtain reliable price to rent ratios for various Canadian cities?