I would expect at least those circuits brought up that level of protection.If he is just swapping a panel, without doing the outside meter socket, grounding and bonding, he is making a killing, and I should think about moving down by you.I get 3K for a complete service upgrade going from 100 amp to 200 amp.

Lets say for instance that you want to have 50% real estate exposure, 25% stock, 15% bonds and 10% in precious metals for example. 

Thanks Andrew,You will love Nassau.I first fell in love with the Bahamas 4 years ago when I first visited Nassau.Make sure to snorkel around Eddie Murphie's island and get a scooter to Love Beach and all the way to Jaws Beach.There is nothing better in life than riding a scooter on West Bay Rd with an unbuttoned shirt and Ray Ban's heheYou will feel like James Bond :)

If it was licensed contractor, he would be bonded and covered by insurance.

Your only options are to combine with other investors to afford a better property and strengthen your offer.

Bonds?

If you bond copper to aluminum improperly, it is a fire hazard.

Even when I'm way old I'll just 1031 ex into some NNN property and treat it like a bond.  

Right now I'm about 97% in the market and 3% bonds.

When you leave the employer, roll the fund over to a Roth IRA that allows you more flexibility in choosing your stocks, bonds and funds for investment.