Local customs and MLS rules apply, but an agent doesn't have to list any property.

.)* Refaced kitchen cabinets and vanity; new counter tops, sinks and faucets ($5,000)* Ceramic tile in kitchen, bath and hallway ($1,000)* New carpet throughout ($3,000)For a total of $12,000.

I worked as a US Customs Broker for a few years and realized that it wasn't for me.

I want to be able to get a 203k loan and do some of the work myself. work like flooring, tiling, painting, any finish carpentry, possibly drywall work, bathroom/kitchen cabinets, etc...These tasks do not require a license to perform.Is this something i will have to work out with the selected contractor?

I do not check their passports either…they get paid per finished project. kitchen, bathroom etc. so far the system works out well.Gutted bathroom :Install durock, tiles around bath and on the floor, toilet, medicine cabinet, vanity, connect plumbing and paint = $800 labor for finished bathroom.

You have heard the saying that nobody can toot your horn as loud as a happy customer.

You can provide her with a better yield, better security by securing it against the property and better customer service.

Brent has a crew, a warehouse, gobs of tools, and a steady stream of people calling for rentals, work done at their rentals, and people dropping off cabinets, toilets etc (warehouse is next to recycling center... sweet huh?).

The way I see it, when people like this come your way, regardless of what business you are in, you are their customer.

Constantly network and drive different approaches.Want to buy houses....or whatever your business is going to be.....have some custom embroidered shirts that use your back as a billboard.