I'm going to college, but I don't want to rely solely on getting a degree and working for other people.

Or even during the summer in especially hot climates (working on clay and tile roofs in Phoenix, for example).As an example, I spent the winter working on a project up north, where part of the buyer's lender's conditions for sale was that the house needed to be painted (it had really bad peeling paint), but the temperatures didn't get above 50 degrees for about three months, and paint won't stick in cold temperatures.

There is no hard and fast rule on occupancy and it varies from lender to lender.

Hi Josiah,There are all kinds of contractors with varying abilities and experience.

The details of how a land contract works varies by the state.

Dev Horn - going the branding route, how much are you varying your post card creative / messaging from send to send?

That varies by market.

Insurance rates vary widely, so I always calculate it separately.

An accounting degree will help tremendously.

To that degree and with some omitted details on my part, Caveat Emptor.