I've never done a slate tear off, maybe it's more labor-intensive?

Was hoping I could get someone to donate materials/labor, but that is looking pretty bleak at this point.

So, any source of such information that is high quality but also inexpensive is favorable, because I plan to do this in volume.Hope your'e enjoying the weather in sunny Arizona.What do you think of Joe Arpaio?

It's good that your figuring out material costs, but don't forget labor cost, unless your doing everything yourself.

Hurricane Barrack (or Barney or Barbara) (in honor of that guy in the White House)Hurricane Christopher (in honor of Christopher Dodd, D-CT)Hurricane Dianne (in honor of Diane Feinstein, D-CA)Hurricane Edward (in memory of Edward Kennedy, D-MA)Hurricane Frank (in honor of Frank Lautenberg, D-NJ)Hurricane Gary (in honor of Secretary of Commerce, Gary Locke)Hurricane Harry (in honor of Harry Reid, D-NV) Hillary is another choice here.Hurricane Ivan (in honor of Ivan the Terrible, comic relief was needed)Hurricane Joe (VP)Hurricane Kay (in honor of Kay Hagan, D-NC)Hurricane Lisa (in honor of Lisa Jackson, Secretary of the EPA)Hurricane Max (in honor of Max Baucus, D-MT)Hurricane Nancy (guess who!!)

Joe, buy them all, later you can buy the bank!

Yes, it's more expensive, but probably less labor on the 2nd coat.

A regular blue-collar Joe dies and goes to Heaven.

They are usually from countries with cheap labor to make them more cost effective for their limited role.

I would real Joe Fairless book Apartment Syndication if you think you want to invest in apartments more down the line.