. - I had a township change rules so I couldn’t dump construction debris in their free dump (you get 10 trips per year as part of $7000 in property taxes on a 200k home) and I had shown up in a loaded truck with my helper, while 7 months pregnant, and they turned me away.

Even if its different subs, its still my helper labor that I need to pay each day those parties are there and my overhead to monitor the job in pieces rather than a full blown job.Of importance on the bid is an extremely detailed scope of work and fixed price for the work.

I really don’t like the idea of carrying a balance on a LOC but this property would have a mortgage helper and cash flow generously once we moved out down the line.We make about 140k per year combined both 800 credit scores living in southwestern Ontario for reference.

You also need a helper to handle the weight.Nothing you stick in there is really going to work very well because the whole thing is falling apart.

I figure the costs for eviction are minimal (bailiff + his helpers are about $250, but I'll try something like a cash for keys), and anyway, how bad can the house be if someone lives there?

I think it starts to make sense to have an on site maintenance/helper when you get to 10-12 unit buildings and up.

I manage a portfolio I own, and as a Broker I manage for others, with one part time helper.   

Home owner's can even pull their own permit and do the work themselves or hire some helpers if they want to.

A legitimate 2 man shop in my state with mechanic, helper, truck all the insurance and expenses runs around 150k/year.

My manager and helper will live there and my clients (older folks) move in and out."2) "Do you rent to 5 college students, all girls" 3) "Do you allow pit bull"