I will do that this week.

Looking for advice on how to approach this, I have no problem making the trip for a week or so.

Builder asked me a question this week about locating the gas meters.

(I was there last week of May 2018).   

The seller is basically telling you that they can't get their price and they are frustrated and decided to sell on their own...Sellers sometimes just don't listen to their agents and insist on listing at a price that's too high for the market and the property's condition.If a price is too high, buyers won't request to see the property.If the price is slightly high, buyers will come but won't submit offers.If the price is spot on, then the right buyers will submit offers.If the price is at a slight discount, there will be multiple offers.Also, and most importantly, the best offer usually comes in within the first 2-3 weeks.

Definitley dollars to be saved doing things yourself and having relationships with other skilled guys to avoid replacement, especially old school construction.I saved about $4200 skirting a t-111 sided house with rolled 10" flashing to satisfy an earth to wood appraisal sub2 on a sale a couple weeks ago.

Can you do it in a week?

I was looking at properties on MLS everyday for several weeks, but I was starting to get a little upset when I would find what looked like a great deal and then it sold.

Update for the 3-family flip in New Britain, CTThe pictures below are of the electric baseboard heat that was installed this week for the 3rd floor.

I'm new here but I've been listening to the BP podcasts for some time now as well as lurking around the forums for the past few weeks so I decided it was time to introduce myself!