In fact, it was all fabrication (and also perhaps great, great, great stupidity on the part of the administration), and it turns out that there was actually no significant ties between that country, 9/11, and WMD.

Now, if you're a HAM technician (FCC) you can operate a more powerful drone and put a video transmitter on to transmit pics, guessing that might be about a grand if you fabricate your own camera and transmitter on the drone.

I told her I wish they presented the real numbers.I know they fabricate a lot of drama for TV, they always have to have a problem and then go solve it.But the numbers do not seem realistic.What we saw last night was a discussion about not having budget for roof replacement.  

The cabinets we purchase are higher quality, all-wood, slow close hinges, and 30% the cost of larger stores - our cabinet store also provides pre-fabricated granite counters that are a few grades below the custom granite, but they look nice and are 60% less than granite stores.  

That's all I use it for now.At the time, I knew nothing about nonwoven reinforcing fabric for paintable membranes like Custom's RedGard and Laticrete HydroBarrier.

Our granite fabricator just started using a 30 year sealer.

I can’t justify spending multiple thousands on something with fabric that can be easily ruined.

Wear PPE (personal protection equipment) and clean all surfaces and fabrics.

@Don Meinke From my perspective, you would be in violation of EPA 61.145 "Standard for demolition and renovation" specifically 61.145(a)(4), and EPA 61.150 "Standard for waste disposal for manufacturing, fabricating, demolition, renovation, and spraying operations" and possibly state requirements.

The hot water pipes leading from the boiler were leaking in 20 places the inspector could see and as a bonus were wrapped in asbestos.2) There is only one thermostat for the building so the tenants on the top floors often open their windows during the winter because so much heat comes off the radiator, as a result the gas bills (landlord payed) can sometime be more than $3000/month in the winter.3) Some of the electrical panels had been updated but most had not and the wiring was all original fabric coated and would have to be replaced if worked on.4) The roofs needed replaced.I could probably use all of this to get the price much lower but it seemed like just too big a project to take on especially when the numbers were good but not great.Any experiences working with older properties like this?