Pitcched shingle, flat rubberized etc..

If you clean it now, their car is just going to leak again and you'll have to re-clean.You could put a flat board on it so the leak will go on the board.

Most I know pay a flat fee (I.e. $350) or some will give up 10%.

Business is growing, and it's time to add to my vendor panel.

The obvious of course is a new electrical panel box, new home wiring, yard fence higher than 4', new plumbing and HVAC, new room addition, a new roof or a foundation fix....I get/know that much.

Jobs are here (lucratively in the oil industry and federal spending) with average household income at $72,000 which weathered the housing recession quite well and so RE has been quite flat, not depreciated.

Basically I pay a flat rate of $180/mo and so far I get quite a few leads.

Offer to pay them $500 for any houses you buy or a flat fee for each lead they supply or just pay by the day.You can find a lot of vacant and/or run down looking houses just driving around. 5) FSBO sites: Look at the interior pictures of houses advertised on FSBO sites.

The garage conversion into a one bedroom is a joke, he put up some panels and cover up part of it from the garage door(I took pictures).

You see a lot of flat roofs with additions.