I think this is a good business practice for any rehabber/remodeler who is remodeling per code and using best construction practices.

Much easier to learn than how to cut a mitered header straight, plum and set it level or building a cantilevered deck to code I'd think. :)  

You know what the code of ethics are and the rules about real assistants. 

She stated it was not in code to not have one.

I have eight years of experience working with the city of Chicago and for Nec code book.

I currently live in that zip code and have lived in the Spring area for most of my life.

I still need to decide on the shower stall (if anyone has had luck with any certain kinds I am all ears) other wise everything has been decided just some things still need to be paid for.Had to increase my electrical costs as we needed to add 2 circuits to the kitchen to bring it up to code with adding the dishwasher and bringing it into the 21st century.Gutted kitchen with its new windowThis will be the layout of the cabinets once installedhttps://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bw4tlga09RSJek1DQ...I had a meeting with an arborist on Friday for the massive pine tree in the back yard, unfortunately this tree will need to be removed as it is infected with bore beetles and posses not only a threat to my house but the house next door as well so it will be getting removed this next week weather permitting.  

If the previous owner had a code violation with any utility company it would be apparent when trying to re-establish that utility.

And the property is section 8 so guaranteed money and it's well up to code. 3) I don't have an ARV but it's in good condition the owner recently repaired the entire home after an inspection. 4)^^^^ Also I am going to visit the property with an agent tomorrow so then I'll be able to say if any other repairs are needed. 5) The agent told me 50% down and about 5% or 6% interest but I even ran it at 10% and it's still above 100 in cash flow.

He can put as many people in that unit as is lawfully allowed by local code.