Even though we had various handymen to help us with the work, we still did the physical labor ourselves for awhile, until the old bones were causing us to eat Tylenol like candy, then we turned over most of the labor and repairs to our handymen, but the more dangerous Detroit became, the more our handymen stopped working for us, because their vans were stolen and their toles taken, and even one of our men, lost his life.

@Joe Delia , well, so much for walking distance.

In the 1980's, Joe Walsh wrote: I stay in hotels and tear out the walls,. . . .. .

Joe Gore

Joe Bertolino the reason I have time for all those interns is because I have most of my internship program systematized.

The food business, even vending is labor intensive, dealing with approved wholesale suppliers may be required for some products, like pre made salads and sandwiches.

-Joe PennaIf you love doing something, then it shouldn't feel like "work."

The window wells themselves with covers might run you another $250 (I had a copy of a friend's invoice here, but its lost in the shuffle, too.)Then there's the digging and installation labor.

What I found was that many use a website and join associations that cater to short term tenants.One thing I noticed besides the additional maintenance, cleaning and repairs is that it can be more labor intensive.

Labor cost is most likely different here, my finishes may be different, etc.