Thank you @ Mark Ainley and @Jennifer Kinzle!

I am looking at your charges and wondering if the items that look like repairs are actual repair labor charges or their markup on the repairs on top of the repair guy (which is often marked up as a percentage of the repair cost by PMs.

Mark McWilliams @ Thames Jackson Harris got us some good rates in the last 2 weeks.

I'm happy to know that over all Florida makes a good mark for profit.

Cheers,Mark

Thanks @Mark Nolan  Just trying to hit the ground running and get things going.

He can then wait 5 years; keep the earnings in the IRA and whenever he wants after that 5 year mark he can pull out the principal.

You can also turn the drawings into 2d blueprints with the push of a button.

Originally posted by Mark Ferguson: @Shaun Reilly if you let them known it will be a little late they may give you extra time.

Look at the rafters to see if they are pulling away from the ridge beam or is they are bowed or cracked.For the electrical, pull the panel cover and see if you have corroded connections, aluminum wire connections, wire sizes correct based on the breakers that they are attached to, ground wires visible, signs of burn marks, etc.For the plumbing, run everything at once.