We've had a couple of crashes in the past 15 years, the last one even nailed bond funds and showed the Achilles heel of money-market funds.

Not a handyman with a circle saw and a hammer with a bag of nails.3) 2 laborers and a supe. who knows concrete work, using (at least) - a concrete mixer, bull float, various trowels, and other tools.

The lender may have a cap on that amount. 3% is pretty typical, or the actual costs, whichever is less.

John CoreyAll good advice-But I liked Johns advice the most (good figure LOL) for he hit the nail right on the head, thanks john it is all ways a pleasure to hear from you!

I'm trying to schedule a trip, and was waiting to get that nailed down.

Ohio now has put a cap on what they can charge in interest rates and most of them will end up going out of business.

Hit the nail on the head.

My main question is what type of nails or screws do you use to get through the asbestos siding?

That alone would be a death nail to your profits only earning $800 on it a month

@Scott Gammenthaler, I think Jim Wilcox nailed it on advice on fixing up your property.I know the area and property well.At best it is a class C+ property.I don't think you're going to attract class A&B type tenants to this area,at least not yet.