Yes, there are many pretenders out there, I agree whole heatedly, calling themselves contractors because they took a test and passed a test.

If you need additional heat and humdity in the house?

As stated on the Florida Revenue site, Miami-Dade County is an exception, where the rate is $.60 per $100 of consideration (or portion thereof) when the property is a single-family dwelling.

The host Jason also worked is a$$ off in the 90 deg heat.

. - purchase - 70K (It should appraise as is for 90K, considering 23K per floor, as per comps, and there are no liens)- I have 30K of my own money to invest in the rehab- I also have another 10K for initial costs of the loan, closing, attny fees- Thus the initial total comes to 110K - closing - Dec. 15- after the closing, still during Dec,I want to change the roof, check heating and plumbing and secure the bldg before winter (This might take up to 10K of my own money, leaving me with 20K for the first payment to gen contractor, see below)- title insurance and hazard insurance will be in place at closing- January 5 - will perform a new inspection and on Jan 9 my attny will present my renovation plan to the cityI plan to convert 4 illigal condos into two duplex apartments.- January 10 - the rehab will begin with the initial 20K payment to contractor (my own money, not a loan)I estimate the time line for 3 month and the total expense for 80K (including the mentioned 40K) However it might go as high as 100K.

Say for example, a friend living at your house would write out checks to pay cable, internet, water, sewer, heating, electric, etc?

They just have big electrical heating elements instead of burners.

It was 47 degrees outside and the windows were wide open throughout the house and the heat was cranked up to 70.

(Source)In terms of rankings, here's where it falls:1 - Phoenix, Arizona2 - Las Vegas, Nevada3 - Sacramento, California4 - Los Angeles, California5 - Miami, Florida6 - Denver, ColoradoI know that you had a bad experience back in the day, but the "typical" weather here is plenty of sun.It could certainly snow, but you're giving people the impression that it is always cold, snowy and miserable here, which is far from the truth.We're currently having a pretty average year, and temps for the next 5 days are: 57, 41, 49, 40, and 54 -- and yes, we are in the depths of January.Here's a chart showing average Denver temps.I hope the above helps anyone who might have some concerns about the weather here.

Currently the property is in good shape as-is and doesn't need any immediate repairs, although I have not done a professional inspection everything was in working order and gas, electric, heat etc... is all new b/c the owner renovated it right after he purchased.