As you recall, I spent $1,130.00 for the removal of the tree, stump, petrified wood, installation of more gravel and labor associated therewith.

@Joe Abughazaleh -  "but has red letters and sounds like help"   I cracked up at that line! 

Cost Summary To DatePre-Finance Appraisal$850.00Design and Engineering$4,144.60Permits$25,438.65Water/Sewer Hookups$11,526.41Builder Fee to date$13,915.90Excavation$8,811.39Toilet on-site to date$355.31Foundation$12,582.57Framing Labor$19,853.46Lumber to date$57,362.26Shower units$2,032.53Electricity to date210HVAC to date (80%)12583.08Electrical Install12848.64Low voltage1072.08Cleaning service896.6Total to date$184,483.48

@Ozzy Sirimsi it's in the Parkside/Walther area @Joe Splitrock I called my lawyer and spoke to another one from the city , turns out it's tresspassing but they did try to push it civil and sent me down to the court house to speak to someone about eviction but they came right out and said that this isn't landlord tenant they told me to press charges for tresspassing and theift( damage to real property) so I'm doing that now then I have to get a peace order then the police will do their job apparently.

@Joe Cinosky could you be a bit more specific about what you mean by "major player"? 

You mention limited cash, so unless a contractor will take a the job maybe be cost of materials and labor paid with promissary note, and or payments, get creative.

Siding can rage anywhere from $150 a square to $500 which is labor and materials.

Joe

As a former labor and delivery nurse I can vouch for your brother's heroism-- an emergency delivery is stressful for mom and baby.

The unions expect new labor laws (i.e.