I just sent out my first set of mailers to absentee owners. can anyone give me advice as to screen calls for possible leads or just a series of questions that you normally would ask. like the header says any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks guys and gals

I would keep the wall between the ceiling and the header in the doorway.I would like the breakfast bar to be higher than the counter so I could use bar stools.What sorts of issues could I run into by doing this myself?

There are considerable changes from 2006 to the 2012 (which is pretty common now) regarding headers and girders.Another good reference - http://www.amazon.com/Residential-Light-Commercial...

Your profile header says that you are a multi-family investor.

I dropped in a 7ftx5ft window in the old rotted out bay window opening (picked it up at Bargain Outlet for $98), yet the small upper bathroom window cost $185 to avoid destroying the old marble window sill & header. 

You need detailed measurements so you can accurately estimate your materials for each building component, down to the last screw - I assumed a 4 room structure, the costs will go up a tad if there are more walls in the layout.I can tell from the pics that the framing is not all done - you have a header dangling out there without support.

Look in the header and over over the "Tools" option and you'll see what I'm referring to.

I have removed the links and phone numbers so I'm not "marketing" the property accidentally, I also removed the header, he was asking $42.5K when this was published.

The contract file name says "uniform contract TAAR" and front page has the Sunflower Association logo and this header: "Real Estate Contract.

I just realized it says ready learn in my header!