How much money would I save if I bought my own supplies and equipment and replaced the whole roof if that is what's needed?

So folks like myself who depend on this type of market to make money will be assured of of a continuing supply for a long time to come.You know I like George Bush, but sometimes it is hard when he does stupid stuff like this.

If they say it's to buy "supplies" or such then they're not substantial enough to have trade accounts.

The issue you have with that is only the Good Faith Estimate is governed by regulation for proper estimates of numbers.

Much of what you unearth here on BP is universally applicable, but it does tend to be U.S.A. specific, so just keep in mind what you read, particularly with respect to taxation, regulation and finance, we be a little different here at home.

Just curious why you say not a lot of supply?

For homeowners in California, for example, mortgage payments could increase by up to $1,000 per month.And with tighter federally imposed regulations on mortgage lenders that went effective January 10, 2014, how will these people refinance these loans ?

In a few instances I supplied washer and dryers as I found them in such good condition and at such a low price I felt I had nothing to loose and everything to gain.

$15 x 8 hours x 2 workers x 2 days is only $480 bucks (32 man hours + paint and supplies).But $2,700 is a far cry from $480 bucks...But what do i know?

How did you assess these new financial regulations yourself, are you an attorney with financial regulatory experience?.