I would suggest Home Depot, Lowes, Menards, Floor and Decor, other flooring distributors in your area, etc....

And then I still wouldn't buy because if insurance keeps going up and up, it will be unsellable and tenants don't want to live in a flood zone unless they are on the upper floors.

If yes, and if you do not have much experience yourself, I would engage a local civil engineer to guide you through the initial planning phases even before you get to design & construction. 

Do you have 8 ft of kitchen cabinets and a new floor in the kitchen.

They should be able to send you an address of a rental they own.2) If they plan on sharing a BP Calculator sheet for each and every property they send you.

@Llewellyn ClarkeIf you don't have the money you can set up a payment plan with the IRS.

I think most would disagree with the 15 year strategy but if you can afford it, its not a bad plan to build up some equity.

We plan on slowly bringing rents up until a tenant moves out and then we can get true market rent.

That’s exactly my plan.

Is Green Bay planning anything similar?