All Forum Posts by: Kenneth Johnson

@Jay Hinrichs Wow, that sounds very impressive.  I wish I could see the pictures.  The idea of going into a neighborhood and revitalizing it and seeing your impact is something I plan to be able to do one day. 

simple little tip that I did.  Turn off notifications for email on your phone.. check for email messages when it is a good time for you. 

@Mike reynolds absolutely... learning lesson also... will probably never fail again for riser issue. 

final inspection is often when riser heights are caught.  A code violation missed at rough does not excuse it at final. Keep in mind adding or removing from one step also affects the next step.  Can't have more than a 3/8" difference from one step to the next. Depending on your current design it may be possible to build a wood ramp or stair over existing stair to quickly pass inspection.  Good luck. 

Kenneth 

@David Sidharta Make sure you listen to all the podcast, or as many as you can, there is currently 220 of them.  They are invaluable and very informative.  I feel like I already know how to use all the tools from listening to them being discussed on the podcasts.  Also @Brandon Turner shows how to use the calculator on his Wednesday Webinars.  Make sure you sign up for those.

Kenneth 

@Bob B. Where do you recommend a newbie start looking for that first deal?  I'm meeting with my agent next week to go over criteria.  I live in Forsyth County and have been cruising the C neighborhoods but for a newbie where would you start?  I don't mind going from Canton to Buford down to Roswell but would like to keep it close to home in the beginning while holding down the 9 to 5.

@Gustavo Ruvalcaba

Make sure to listen to all of the podcasts and read the books.  The podcasts are so valuable and every episode has so many different insights and ideas.

Kenneth

@Michael S. 

Thanks man.  Much appreciated.....

Kenneth