@Clinton Rolandyes..I did check lowes..they have an estimator online for materials but it proved to be more expensive

Right now I'm looking to join my local REIA which is SJREIA, and I've started looking into material right now.

She knows the material well and gave some great strategies and tips for studying and for exam day.The State gives you 3 hours and 15 mins to complete the exam.

The trailer would be perfect for remodel jobs, if I decide to flip and buy materials myself as I did when I use to help flip homes and worked as mgr on projects.

Because it's the natural progression of learning from our human capabilities to learn, retain information, apply logic and understand the reasoning behind a subject.

Is there a required book for the exam or is it like the SAT's, GMAT's etc.. where there is no required study material so you choose whichever one you want?

There are hours and hours of video, instructional materials, and exercises to increase your knowledge and get you going.3) Activity - John is still out there doing it today, plus he's humble about it.

I've had several burst pipes under slabs (unlikely due to freezing...more likely due to inferior building materials), and have never had to break concrete to fix the problem.

We have only once needed to retain a security deposit and that was because the tenant "bugged out" early to catch a flight home for a family emergency.

The jobs are there to support a strong community and retain property values.Kim