@David WillisYou can deduct all business expenses that are not specifically connected to this house.Non-deductible: labor and materials, permits, plans, utilities, property taxes, builder's risk insurance, etc.Deductible: LLC formation, driving, office expenses, marketing, education, cell phone use, etc.

The material is broken up into National and Sate material so it is clear and easy to identify.

@Nicholas PollockIt comes down to one question: if you want to operate honestly, or operate like the two bit cons promoting dishonest dealings on BP.

Had two reputable 20+ yr companies bid ~$25k, with high risk for other damage occurring during the job (plumbing, brick, roof, etc.)I have seen price quotes range from $200-$600 per pier, depending on type, quality, etc.Turns out the original foundation quote came from a company only in the business for 3 years, giving lowball bids with supbar materials and little to no experience.I would suggest having a licensed engineer look at it and give his recommendation, the $400 it costs could save you thousands in the long run.

Through volume for discount materials and labor the cost per unit dropped to 11,000 a door.HML's are more into properties that are 50% occupied etc. that can be turned around but not totally vacant.

Low rates, immense labor shortage,  high materials cost, increased equity means fewer foreclosures, increased money supply...lots of tailwinds,  a few of these need to change for the market to gave a meaningful drop.

I would make sure you have your ducks in a row w/ materials for the remodel.

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Just looking for tips on how to best set it up and if there are better brands/materials to use to prevent or limit corrosion?