I am just coming from a friend's company where a sales rep and office lady discussed if certain items should be sales tax exempt because they are being used in the manufacturing.This gave me the idea that the sheet of drywall from Homedepot that's being screwed on the rental housing wall could be sales tax exempt?

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There are too many horror stories of investors getting screwed over.Thanks and have a great day.

If for some reason the cousin screws up he could get everyone put out of the apartment.Not saying that any of those things might happen just make sure that your original tenant understands that adding others to the lease means that everyone is responsible for the property not just him that way if it does come up later and he says "I want my security deposit back I'm moving out" you can say "remember we discussed this before so you and your cousin need to figure it out".

You can make money without screwing others in the process.

I met a guy who wants to charge me $1500 for durrock, tile all the way to the ceiling, grout, tub, screws, and diverter.

If this is the case, you're out the easiest way to make money on this deal (or not lose money if you screw it up or something unexpected happens).

I don't like to give any advice on these because it's so easy to screw something up.

If I feel like they are going to try to screw me as soon as I am not looking, I don't want them working for me.Just frustrating that it seems to work like that.

Is the wholesaler screwed?