@GrulkeLamonte Many home solar installs in SLC area cost home owner $30k-$45k. It’s an anchor on the sale and they can’t sell. These are 1,600-2,300 SF sized homes.
@CarmelLiberal@Ayzacoder Nothing to hide?? Wait until you are accused and have proof you didn’t do it. The police detective will say it doesn’t matter — we have you on FLOCK camera. https://t.co/yqO2PLnKSs
@StumpGuyTy@indexnforgetit My wife and I are able to pay for stumps to get removed. We choose to not get it done because we are not ready yet. I have two more guys coming over today for a free quote.
@StumpGuyTy My wife and I sometimes call tree stump services and have them come give us a quote. It’s fun knowing they won’t get paid and we can learn more about stumps.
Meet Sara Larsen. Sara thought it was funny to bake a cake and show up to a Charlie Kirk memorial celebrating his murder.
Sara's father is Loren Larsen who is the CEO of Videra Health in Salt Lake City.
Farmington, Utah
Students filmed themselves reenacting and dancing to Charlie Kirk's ass*ssination
The video has since been deleted but I have a copy
What’s going on at @DavisSchools ??
@mhp_guy@ToddLlewellyn It may be premature to say he must be a licensed contractor. Different states have different rules. Also, if he keeps price under $3,000 and doesn’t deal with major systems , there is an exemption.
Rules about renovating a house that every contractor knows and no homeowner does. Learn them now or pay $40,000 to learn them in February:
I've renovated 80+ houses. These are the ones people break every single time
1. The furnace has a birth certificate. There's a sticker with the manufacture date on the unit. Over 18 years old, it's already dead, it just hasn't told you. Replacement through a service company: $15,000-$25,000. A $1,400 furnace and a $2,000 AC installed by a guy you found yourself: about $3,500. Same equipment. The difference is who dialed the phone
2. Never renovate for you. Renovate for the street. The appraiser only cares what the neighbor's house sold for. Match the comps and beat them by 10%. Never by 50%. I lost $30,000 on my first house putting my dream kitchen in a laminate neighborhood. Nobody paid me back for it
3. The order of return is fixed: paint, floors, kitchen, bathrooms. In that order. Paint is $0.09 a square foot and moved one of my houses from $23,000 to $78,000. A new deck is a hobby
4. Anything you can't see gets a specialist before you sign. Septic $350. Sewer camera $250. Roof $150. Electrician $150. That $900 protects you from the five bills that end people: septic $15,000-$30,000, foundation $10,000-$50,000, roof $10,000-$12,000, rewire $10,000, HVAC $15,000-$25,000
5. Never waive an inspection to "win" a house. You didn't win. You bought a mystery for full price. The seller waived the inspection on YOU
6. Bring a contractor to the walkthrough, not your mom. Your mom sees the ugly backsplash. The contractor sees the joist somebody cut for plumbing
7. Budget 15-20% over your renovation number before you start. Every house has one thing behind a wall. On $25,000 that's $4,000 you already planned to lose. If losing it kills the deal, don't do the deal
8. $60,000 is the ceiling for almost any house. Past that you're not renovating, you're building, and the math turns on you
9. Cosmetic takes 4-6 weeks. If your contractor says 4 months, he has three other jobs and you're the one he'll skip. Get the timeline in the contract with a per-day penalty
10. Brand names matter to buyers and appraisers exactly zero. Sherwin-Williams paint, mid-grade vinyl plank, white shaker cabinet faces, new hardware. Clean and safe. Tenants and buyers don't pay extra for granite. They pay for not smelling anything
Every one of these cost somebody I know $10,000 to learn. Screenshot it, it's cheaper
And if you want to learn them on a house that pays you instead of the one you live in, you can access up to $250K in 0% interest money to fund your first flip. Link in my bio, fill out the form and I'll hit you back
I just saved one of my subs $4,000 on a kitchen that he was gonna buy for the same exact material etc.
If you flip houses or invest in RE, I’m going to start sharing more of the stuff that actually saves/makes me money.
🏠 Off-market deals wholesalers send me
📝 Assignment contracts
What I’m actually paying for materials
🪟 My window sources
Where I buy kitchens
Flooring & vanity suppliers
🚨BREAKING: Former NBA Super Star Announces He will Join the WNBA
Enes Freedom played 11 season as a Center in the NBA. He is 6’10’’ which would make him the tallest player in the WNBA. The WNBA recently said they would welcome biological males in their League.
If the WNBA does NOT allow @EnesFreedom to play, America First Policy Institute will legally represent him in court in his fight for fairness and representation.
Let’s see how woke and ‘fair’ the WNBA really is…