Thanks, appreciate the honest input and opinion.

Also I'm sure some of the younger users are in school and are interested in perusing a trade ie. Trade or Vocational high schools and could use help and advice in career paths etc. So does apply to young non homeowners as well not just us older people

e/ I went to a vocational high school and still to this day 17 years later think this would be interesting and useful

This post was edited by sent2killu on Sep 8 2011 06:14pm

I've been thinking of doing something like this, i do the same thing, construction/framing and everything else to finishing carpentry.

Great idea, can't wait to see if it happens.

Thanks for the support and the vote.

Ya currently working for a high end finish company myself, but do alot of other stuff like yourself. what ever pays me the most have been every thing from a laborer - to a assistant site supervisor/working foreman for 13$ million dollar Massachusetts Housing Authority projects that involved up to 230 units of tenant occupied first class renovation.

Including a gas heat from electric heat conversion. with gas main trenching over a water bridge and complete exterior and grounds remake including a huge pool that was nonoperational when we started.

The 230 unit project lasted 2 years

yup

yup

Im nulling this because there is no just plain

No Option.

if you know good contractors you wont be ripped off.

yes because there was a couple times i could have used advice. nice idea man

yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep


not even gonna waste my breath



This post was edited by sent2killu on Sep 12 2011 04:14pm

yyyeeeeeeopppp

As someone who is getting heavily into real estate, contracting, building, designing, etc, I feel the addition of a forum like this to be awesome.

Upvoted!