That contractor will also need to be well funded because FHA controls how the payments are made to the contractor and they will need to be able to pay for materials and payroll well before they are rembursed for most of it.

In order to be classified as a real estate professional a few things are needed, 1) You spend more than 750 hours per year as a "material" participant in a real estate business, which could include management, brokerage, construction, leasing, rental and operation2) You spend more time in real estate businesses than all other businesses(including employment), that you're involved in, combined.

That would be a business card, used solely for the purchase of materials, if at all.

There was material in the kitchen so I couldn't get a good picture of the floor, but I will in the next couple days.Next up in the plan is to start work in the basement

Builders are complaining about the "unrelenting cost increases" of building materials.

Search House Hacking on BP and you will find tons of material.

It is almost made out of a PVC type material and the planks are fairly thick.

I been reading and listening to tons of material and I can't get a market specific material.

Since every area is different, has different labor/material pricing, why don’t we create a forum where people can post in specific areas about their cost of labor, and materials and even reference the contractors who did it?

It takes more labor to install but the materials are cheaper.