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We scheduled an excavator on the 17th expecting the city to approve our permits by at least the 29th, and the permits are still not approved. We were told that there was one pending payment, but the issue is the city wont tell us WHAT that pending payment…

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So today we broke the water shut-off valve – turns out we’re not supposed to do that ourselves, the city is supposed to turn it off for us. We had a plumber come out to help us turn off the main water line and add a spout on-site for…

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The first step in our demo process was to get rid of the doors, and cabinets, closets, etc. This took 2-3 days and is usually the slowest part of demolition because its done manually. At the same time we had someone come pickup the appliances that were leftover at…

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In this series I’m going to bring you along with me as I build my first house from the ground up. This is mostly going to be a series outlining the problems faced during each step rather than when we do something correctly, as that’s pretty…

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As we move towards a world where automation may replace many of the boring, repetitive or dangerous jobs that people rely on financially to survive, we will see an increase in the gap between low income and extremely wealthy people. The middle class is getting pushed…

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Managing risk may be one of the most important aspects of being a successful investor – the risk reward ratio is something you need to understand deeply in order to figure out which of the many investment strategies works best with your appetite for risk. In basic terms, the more risky…

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