It’s 10 minutes from our home so we get to jet over there for a staycation if a few consecutive days stay un-booked.

then he quoted us for a sewer pipe swap (iron to ABS) and jetting the iron sewer not swapped out that was in foundation a price that seemed ok ($1k for ~20’ already exposed Cast iron to ABS with 2 clean outs and jetting, his estimate was 4.5 hours (minimum) if things went well.

Costco hot tubs are affordable, but I heard that the service on them stinks and there seem to be a lot of reviews against the texture of the seating.Thank you!

compared to chartering the jet.. 

Along with animal feces in every room, one golden evicted tenant also was grilling in the living room.  12-ft textured ceilings and walls covered in black soot.  

.- Custom boxes around each of the light cans ($175 each) OR switching to wall sconcesThe primary cost is the sheetrocking labor itself, as It's not just the ceiling replacement, it's aligning the new ceiling texture with the walls.Given there is a stairwell from main floor downstairs, he recommended two solidcore doors, which parts + labor would be $2k each.What will we end up doing?

I imagine that is the same for yacht brokers, private jets, exotic cars, private islands..etc.

But I'm starting to see some bubbles looming on the horizon and it ain't as easy making $ in RE as it was when there was a flood of distressed and foreclosed properties to pick through.Presently and personally I really liked @James Park's idea about cooling your jets for awhile and parking the 1m in that <1% money market spread out at 250k chunks in order to play it safe with FDIC limitations or be in a bank you trust with a sweep.I think, and it's just my personal humble opinion as a 70 year old that's been through several downturns, that we've reached another pinnacle in our economy.

I am in the US Air Force fixing jet engines hoping to make enough to replace my salary in passive income to help retire and take better care of my parents.

Carpentry, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, sheetrock and texturing, or handyman skills.