Where do contractors charge the most due to supply and demand?

His wife still plugged away (in tears) & she had paid for someone to show up occasionally to help & had paid out of pocket for some supplies etc. 

Not everyone wants a house like that.This is where the law of supply and demand come into play.

hm..interesting..i've seen more and more of those signs on the roads in the past year or 2 for cheap mattresses and furniture...i always wondered how they could be making serious money selling a queen for 150 or whatever it is...

http://baltimore.craigslist.org/rts/2281654789.htmlDo u Need a Property Manager (20 w 25th st)Date: 2011-03-23, 11:28AM EDTwe supply a friendly way of taking the headach out of land lording, by thurly checking for quilified tenants.

Work oddjobs, sell your neighbors patio furniture on ebay, whatever you have to do to put some money in your pocket.

The next foreclosure date is May 11th - so theoretically we would move all our things out of the house for 11 days, store all our furniture & belongings somewhere, and then move back in once we purchased the home at the foreclosure sale.

Either you are an owner or have an ownership interest or you are a manager.As Dave mentioned, your income is probably thin on the deal, so just atking a management position and writing off the 40 mile round trip and your office supplies will probably keep you from a tax liability...I would think...gues it depends how often you travel to that unit!

yes, i supply my paint as well...my guys tape everything off (floors, windows, fixtures, door hardware, etc.) and then spray the apartments...since trim, ceilings, and walls are all same paint, they can knock out a few apartments in a day no problem.

I have 2 days to supply EM.3/2/2 1580 sqft built in 1968list: 54.9kaccepted offer: 39.5k + seller 1k closing costs (homepath financing)repairs est: 25k (new roof, kitchen, and one new bathroom.