Monday, May 28, 2012 at 3:45PM The best scenario I've heard described as a solution to our issues. By youtube channels SirRawdoglet and DayTradeShow. Cut out fractional reserve lending entirely. Enable a free market banking system alongside current and let people earn interest on their savings beyond inflation.
Thursday, May 10, 2012 at 8:53PM Property projects on hold, all other startups and business projects full steam ahead. A decade later, save the date. ;)
Sunday, March 18, 2012 at 1:38PM Fit a one piece shower in a bathroom that only allows pieced showers? You cut a hole through the wall. We had a shower that would never stay clean and was a pieced cheap shower install. Mold would grow through the seems and when cleaning the shower it would never seem to be clean due to the texture of the layers. We ripped the old shower out, cut a hole through the wall, placed the new shower in, plumbed with new fixtures, rebuilt the 2x4 wall's, and patched it all up. Standard sheetrock within the interior of the closet and green mold preventative bathroom sheetrock around the shower. All that is left is sanding, texture, paint, and rebuild of the closet. Get er done...Cheers!
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Saturday, December 31, 2011 at 12:33AM 2011 was an interesting year. Alot of bad things happened around the world and 2012 doesn't seem to be looking much better. JWWproperties seems to be chugging along just fine though. We've partnered with some of the smartest people in the southeast and hopefully within a year we will have some awesome services for all rental markets starting within the United States...granted no road blocks come up...I seem to be a magnet for those. If it's successful we'll be hiring, I refuse to see economies crash guided by incompetent peeps that like to play god with other peoples lives...so its a secret for now...2012 to the moon....2015...cancer cures and free energy...j/k...but not really ;) Hopefully next years last post of the year we won't be coming back to this post saying, "well that didn't work." Guess we'll find out. :)
Tuesday, November 29, 2011 at 6:35PM We had a pipe that started leaking and couldn't find the source. Thankfully all of our residents are awesome and notified us before it went downhill. It ended up flooding a little bit but not to bad. We've seen much worse situations. The issue started on a weekend at night so unfortunately our master plumber was not available. We called in a third party and of course he didn't get it fixed the first round. The plumber ended up capping it off so the water could be turned back on. Once our master plumber was available he was able to find the source which was basically inside the stucco towards the outside and was able to repair it. Should have been an easy fix but we didn't have the correct tools, therefore hiring out and keeping that economic engine running was the best option. Pics below show the repair and how big sheet rock holes are fixed. Basically you put a piece of wood behind the drywall and screw it in using drywall screws towards the top and bottom. Doing so gives you a base for the drywall to rest on. Then all you do is screw the rest, tape it, and apply mud. We'll come back later to sand it down and paint. Good as new. :)
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