then main main coating -> Cut in (like house painting) around edges, penetrations, hardware; Coat main surfaces.You'll probably wind up using a good acrylic (cheap and easily available), to a silicone mix or pure (costly but lasts longer). 

. $130/year for Campbell's newsletter is actually pretty cheap by guru standards, but nonetheless, it's informative speculation at best.Others have brought it up as well.Unless you own property in that area, you have zero to lose and everything to gain. 

I do understand it is not cheap to have such an outfitted team, but I want to be more on the safe side.

I can usually get very cheap kitchen cabinets from the Home Depot.

Yes you should have a business card, business cards are cheap. 

You can't just go outside and yell 'gimme cheap moneyyyyyyyyy' you're going to have to pound pavement and people are going to have to know you and trust your knowledge, work ethic, and strategy.

I left out the money side of the equation since low interest rates or "cheap money" could fund other businesses equally well.

Locally $250, but that is cheap an a  friend of mine on average $350.

The market is pretty competitive here and it's not cheap unless you want to dig into the "less desirable" areas but there are deals to be had.   

I have no affiliation with the big orange retailer and I often DIY things like dishwasher installation but I went to pick up a replacement for a broken unit at one of my rental homes and found a sale going on for the ...