The best way to secure a private lender is to have a Solid Executive Summary for You and Your CompanyYou need a strong Board of Directors, and a good list of previous projects you've completed.Imagine if you were a Private Money Lender, and someone came to you with a deal...

I'm not predicting the end of the world, but I would caution against believing that we are out of the woods just yet.

My recommendation is to develop a solid budget that will allow you to send at least 2000 mailers every 4-6 weeks to the same audience for at least seven consecutive mailings.

Since you're not paying a mortgage pro for consulting, it's in their best interest to give you a solid plan so you're successful.I wish you the very best!

So, this is purely "HVAC 101".Where I live, the purpose of having them in the floor under the window is to keep the windows warm in the winter so they don't sweat/frost and the wood frames rot when the frost melts.

My favorites are the bedroom with wood floors and the bath.  

Another 300 sq ft room has wood paneling, but no drywall behind it....is it worth it to add sheetrock and rent?  

Apparently it has very little to do with water (the only mention is when one public utility provides water to a property that another public utility provides solid waste/wastewater/storm water drainage).

I am still trying to establish a solid connection with the Florida network and it is not that easy as @Marc Champagne mentioned, it takes a lot of due diligence in finding the right contact. 

These wood shake roofs are now unlawful in the Peoples Republic of Kalifornia to install, BUT, will a lender lend on a home with an existing wood shake roof that is in servicable condition in a lower risk area, to wit, a residential area in a city (Fresno)?