You will have to buy a fairly good miter saw so if this is a one off job your better having it done for a coupla hundred bucks.

Hi all, I am located in bucks county PA ( outside philadelphia) I am starting my journey in wholesaling.

OP is trying to spend less then a hundred buck on a kitchen top as replacement of old tiles or proper counter top.

which paid for all my warranties and saved me $100 bucks.

You have to open an account and put a few bucks in but it has been well worth it as most others were lower LTV and higher rates.

The question is where is the buck going to stop and where will we realize that tenants are getting themselves into a debt that while responsible for, they will never be able to pay. 

Poor density will lead to asphalt failure (potholes, cracking)I would let a contractor  handle the entire project and not try to save a few bucks by doing my own grading.  

Assuming the customers are intending to spend time in the city, would they be willing to stay in locations as far as Delaware County, Bucks County, and Montgomery County? 

I want to quickly share this article/research revealing the Philadelphia suburbs with the highest potential for foreclosures: Northeastern Housing Markets Remain Most at Risk of Economic Impact from Coronavirus Pandemic.The top counties for the Philly area were "Burlington, Camden, and Gloucester counties in New Jersey, plus Bucks County, PA."

Check your lease to see if you can cancel the lease at any time with notice.At this point you REALLY need to talk to a local commercial attorney to review your lease and make sure you are following all steps to protect your rights.It can be worth it to spend a few bucks.