For single family, 3/4" nominal is typically used for distribution lines with 1/2" nominal to most fixtures.I recommend getting bids from multiple plumbers.

They also had multiple social programs for networking.

They called back about a week later and countered again.I hear "multiple offers, give us your best and final" many, many times.

Not for their "zestimates", but for showing you nearby comps.You do want to look at multiple sources of data.

I recognize I would run the campaign multiple times, but just for simplicity, one mailing, what would it cost me per mail piece (or for 500 names?

:roll:Oh, I removed items regarding more than one story or basements, and other things I knew did not apply in my situation, parking, vehicles, multiple units, which were covered in the checklist at the site below, a Minneapolis list.

It states that multiple offers may be submitted and the bank decides which one to accept.

If your articles are so detailed that they exceed the 1000 word limit, it would make sense to break it up into multiple articles if you're interested in submitting it to the site.

Sorry, my mom is a Shakespeare buff and she would be proud :lol: So I was just about to go to the County Courthouse to file for an Assumed Name(DBA) but now I'm considering starting an LLC for multiple reasons and I'm curious as to what your opinions are.A little about me:I have not yet done a dealI have been studying for some time and I'm ready to get startedI have every intention of doing this full-time but I will not quit my day job until it's a realistic possibility(1-3 years)My only assets are my house which is homesteaded and a car with 100,000 miles and serious hail damage so I'm not concerned with asset protection at this pointI am interested in wholesaling/rehabbing(rentals in the near future)I have $10K-$20K startup capital I will be using Hard Money for my first several rehabsI have excellent credit (771)I am now thinking about starting an LLC in Texas(one-time $300 filing fee)for my rehabs because I want to build up business credit and season my company so I figure I might as well start now.Once I acquire rentals I will definitely setup an LLC but that is not an issue yet.Given the information, should I form an LLC or just do my first few deals as a sole proprietor and then get my LLC?

My boss wants the ability to do the following things:1) Have financial statements for each particular project (your normal accounting)2) Consolidated accounting (be able to look at all properties together)3) The ability to build in different capital models to the projects (multiple investors/single investor, debt/no debt)4) The ability for a singular investor (ie: my boss) to see how much cash he has in each particular project, and all projects, see how much he's actually making in each (cash) to see real returns5) The ability to possibly include rent rolls and specific information about each project with the ability to have notifications when note payments, property tax payments, etc. are due.