Been working construction with a broken foot, but don't make enough to eat every day and pay the Bill's.

I’m going to increase the size of the 1st floor full bathroom by a simple foot or two.

I’m going to increase the size of the 1st floor full bathroom by a simple foot or two.

I don't see too many people in a situation like mine, so if there are any tips to getting my foot in, all are welcome.I understand private investors and creative financing are the route i will have to take, but that is a "well without water" currently.

As a builder, you will have more than $100 per sq foot in just materials (for a mid-grade finished home), not counting labor.  

I've also contacted her attorney  (appointed by Child services)  just to have another person in the loop.  

Do you think I'll wind up shooting myself in the foot in bad neighborhoods?

Neither have rental history as both owned...Applicant A: Retired CoupleIncome to rent from social security & workers comp = 3.7x Income less debt payments = 3.3xCredit score: High 600'sConcerns: Foreclosure several years agoApplicant B: Recently Separated MotherIncome to rent from job / child support = 3.3xIncome less debt payments = 2.6xCredit Score: Low 700'sConcerns: Only a few months on the job; slightly lower income to rent but slightly higher credit score

But economists expect our economy to gradually regain its footing in 2021, with gross domestic product rising 5%.

Digging a foot deeper in an existing basement even is dependent on the foundation already being deep enough.