Siding is toward the first half of the middle of a job, while drywall is at the first half of the last part of the job.

My part being, would be finding a deal at wholesale price, providing half the funds and being there every day till the project is complete by managing everything and making sure everything's going as planned.

My part being, would be finding a deal at wholesale price, providing half the funds and being there every day till the project is complete by managing everything and making sure everything's going as planned.

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My part being, would be finding a deal at wholesale price, providing half the funds and being there every day till the project is complete by managing everything and making sure everything's going as planned.

From my experience with this which is limited: you cannot change contractors after you commit, contractor gets half up front and half after the inspection & your approval, you can pay the contractor for more work out of your own pocket or do it yourself, the contractor may let you use overages from one part of the project to another (example, you pick cheaper tile than original quoted and more expensive counter tops).

@Bill BellUnless the woman is going to come up with the missing half of the SD. 

Usually they do it for half the amount they save you the first year.  

Basically being late on one of my properties cost them almost $50-$70 half of their cell phone bill.

About half of the people I work with in DT Boise commute from Nampa/Caldwell.