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someone need an invite to the fitness server?

Hey fellas, you have another electrical worker in your midst now.

@JRobertson welcome bro. Always glad to have more tradesmen around.

@JRobertson what kind of work do you do?

I guess I should give my skills. I'm a former ase certified tech of 9 years and now work on heavy equipment. I'll keep an eye on the mechanical page to see if I can be of service

Commercial, right now I'm on an office/auto diesel shop job for a technical college.

I was hoping there was a server like this, I have a vision of us getting together to build homes and split profits one day, in addition to keeping work within the movement so we help eachother out when we need something.

Right on bro. We'll need more than one framer before anything haha

Do we have any concrete goys?

I'm not sure. But I've worked on commercial concrete jobs as a carpenter to build forms. If that's any help to you?

I was just curious if we have people who are experienced enough to pour footings and the like .

I've done a little concrete sidewalks and setting posts.

@JRobertson we have set up a server related to RE investments that i invited you to

Great

if anyone else is interested in joining a RE investments related website I will gladly invite you

@Zyzz dm me, please and thank you sir

@RevStench invite sent

@Zyzz can I get an invite for the Investments server please

Thanks bro

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Ty

The housing industry in my area is particularly booming and I would love to organize something, my father has been a respected contractor for some time and is essentially on board. I would love to get an IE traveling work camp going.

sounds awesome.. i suppose you guys are familar with flipping houses as well?

I tried my hand at remodeling a house I chose a civil war era house for my first turned out great and was fun sold it and made little profit wish I had kept it. All original doors and trim railings and all. What few pieces of trim that was missing I duplicated the original. Had one modern bath room and a modern kitchen but kept the rest old school.

Didn't I hear somebody talking about that in a podcast somewhere?

If so wasn't me if that's what your referring to

@JesseJames You screwed up hard

@John O - on the house?

Yuh

My cousin's father in law is one of the largest dairy producers in the NE. Every year, he buys a few dozen more acres, and absorbs all these beautiful 200 year old houses.

My cousin and his wife are living for free in one. It's kind of crappy, and they have a kid, but all he has to do is fix it a bit

That's easier said than done

Believe me I know man. I bout the house for 75 and sold it for 120 but unfortunately I ate up all the profit redoing it and building garage

@John O - spread your seed and maybe you can get one.

I'm only 22. I have a few years.

That's the problem with flipping, though. People only look at the gross, not the net, and say "I made $30k!"

Yep the gross don't mean shit haha. If I had a chance to do it over again I could have done much better I made a lot of mistakes and done some things over a couple times and spent way to much on insignificant things and not enough on other important things.

I was 21 when I wed my wife and knocked her up the first time lol

^nice

yeah with flipping we would need to have a good idea of costs and plan accordingly