So if need be I could keep doing the delivery job to make ends meet. 

In Louisiana one of the waivers that most landlords put in their leases is as follows:"Lessee hereby waives written notice to vacate the premises and/or delivery thereof otherewise required under Article 4701 and 4731 of the Louisiana Code of Civil procedures and article 2713 of Louisiana Civil Code.

If you have specific neighbourhoods (with the exception of the lower end of Gottingen and Uniacke Square, unless the neighbourhood has changed significantly in the last 15 years), then I'd take a stroll and talk to the postal delivery folks {while you still have door-to-door delivery}.  

I have 30 people who've raised their  hand expressing intrest in being a founding resident, who already own their tiny house or in process of having it built and are willing to pay $750 (which is CHEAP in Denver) to park their house in a place like this.What are your thoughts?

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Below, first delivery of materials, framing starts today!

If necessary, I will also put together rough floor plans with notes & floor plan changes to help visualize the project.On my detailed scope of work, I will provide a list of the materials that are CFCI or OFCI (Contractor-Furnished, Contractor Installed or Owner Furnished Contractor Installed)...By limiting the contractors proposal to rough materials & labor, this gives me ample time to finalize the finish selections on the project.Once the finishes are selected I will make a bulk delivery from Lowes/Home Depot to have all or most of the materials on-site (sitting in the garage), ready to be installed by the contractor.Here are my thoughts on advantages / disadvantages of OFCI Finish Materials, & I would love to hear everyone's thoughts:Advantages of OFCI Finish MaterialsOwner takes risk on materials - cost, procurement, scheduling & delivery is Owner's responsibilityContractor has less estimating risk - Contractor eliminates the quantity survey, & material estimating from his scope...Less estimating = Less RiskContractor spends less time estimating - Contractor saves time estimating the project because he doesn't have to look up SKU#s and prices for all of the OFCI finish materialsMinimize material changes & material change orders - Owner can make material changes/fixture changes without hassling the contractor & requiring a change orderSaves Project Management Time - Owner spends his time procuring, purchasing & delivering materials to the job site, so the contractor doesn't have to...Owner can save money on the materials - During the planning period, the Owner can shop around, find coupons/deals to save money on materials...The Owner may also save on contractor markupOwner can build business credit & Southwest Airlines points by purchasing materials :)Disadvantages of OFCI Finish MaterialsOwner is responsible for procurement/scheduling - If the owner doesn't purchase the finish materials according to the schedule or doesn't purchase enough material, the project can be delayed, costing the Contractor time & moneyContractor loses out on extra markup on materials - Contractor will lose out on material mark-up...On the last point, Contractor Loses out on Material Markup - The contractor doesn't need the Owner's finish material cost to markup their bid...If the project has $10,000 worth of OFCI materials & the contractor typically marks up material 15%, then that's an extra $1,500 worth of material markup...What's preventing you from just bumping your labor estimate by $1,500?

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My agent expressed concern about "but what if the house burns down?".

In the very near future my generation will be buying/owning/renting the majority of residential real estate.We want flexibility, an investment, something that promotes community but also allows for independence and personal expression.