Looking to trade notes on them!

My realtor was flustered at this but assured me that since apparently everyone else got a parking space, I got my own secure shed, and that was the trade off.

Trading 3.25% for 5.5% is tough, but if the numbers work, go for it.My plan is to sell my rental property in about a year, which makes a HELOC the easy choice. 

I, in your shoes, would not make that trade. 

You acknowledge that the Property has been offered for sale subject to withdrawal from the market, change in offering price, prior sale or rejection of any offer because of the terms thereof, lack of satisfactory credit references of any prospective purchaser, or for any other reason whatsoever, without notice.

Personally I never repaired anything-no good at it; and don't like it, just worked at getting good trades and a great handyman. 

However, it kinda sounds like you are just patching on patches--or you need to trade in your handyman for a licensed plumber (or someone who can get it done right the FIRST time.)  

Be willing to offer them a % of your deals in order for the trade off of their knowledge.

I am wondering if anyone here has experience of taking the California Class B contractor license exams (both trade and law exams)?

We've got a decent amount of the peices put together, PM me to trade tips.