A MarketWatch report posted the following after an earnings update from Home Depot:"The company said the reason it was able to pass the big increase in prices on to customers was because demand has kept pace: “When we bring the product into the store, it sells.”Our lumber suppliers have dropped prices and we're buying from those sources versus the big boxes.  

I do know of a lender that has no loan min requirement. 15% down is also really tough but perhaps possible with a fix 'n' flip loan product where you finance a portion of the renovations.

Hi all,I've recently been learning more about reverse mortgages, and while I realize it's meant as a product to help retired folks/62+ who need a bit more additional spending, I was thinking of using it a bit creatively and I was wondering if this method is even feasible?

You get what you pay for in Vinyl, if it is a little more money then your fine, if it is pretty in expensive you may want to pay for a better product. 

Slow trickle of income right now from YT channel and odd jobs, set to ramp up gradually as I get into my electrician apprenticeship which I am starting in September with a local union, pay to start at min. wage for 4 months and up to around $19/hr for the first year, set to increase 10% of journeyman's wage (close to $50/hr) each year. 

We were thinking of trying a Honomobo product on the land too. 

We have put these selloffs into several apartments & it has worn well.We did 1800 sq ft at our Lakehouse expansion with a high end HD product ($2.56 sqft) 6 years ago & it has been amazing.

I talk about this a lot on my YT channel and discuss the data - in a nutshell: the most likely scenario we will see is that the market will continue to appreciate until supply has met demand or until prices are so high that demand slows down.

Bathroom sink draining slow.

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