When the developers I have worked with do a tear down a place with asbestos and other things costs much more to demolish.You would think you would just tear it down but they want all that remediated and removed first so it doesn't go airborne during the tear down.Building cost 5 years from now is impossible to speculate.Labor and materials could be way up and LEED demands might be a requirement then.Can an additional level be built on the existing structure if it is beefed up at the bottom??

I am looking for some good training material for starting out with wholesaleing.

(you may want to take a look at the forum rules about promoting your business; I believe there is a forum just for that)Fortunately, my clients and colleagues seem to have no problem with my level of professionalism.

I didn't think that was unusual, as I've put a buttload on my credit card in the last few weeks on materials for the above-mentioned rehab, but for some reason, I got spooked out and hung up.

Materials and Labor?

It's not that you're prepaying for the material, as it is the labor which is the big expense here.I should have clarified on that.

What we ask is pretty simple:Respect one another . . . respect our rules . . . don't SPAM or self-promote outside the appropriate areas of the site.The vast majority of our users never have a problem.

People will understand you better with the extra info.You will be contacted by the moderators concerning your promotion of the NR organization.

If you fail to disclose it, a tenant may sue you for concealing a material fact.

But I dont think they MAKE the materials, so its gotta be one of those 2 companies that supplies them.