Jeff
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- 1 year 36 weeks
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User Info
- Occupation
- Real Estate Investment
- Location
- Milwaukee, WI USA
- Skills
Early years spent in food industry as a cook & waiter at various restaurants, 5 years experience. Manager of small pizzeria, 3 years experience.
Degree in IT, 10+ years overall experience, 5 years systems administration experience with focus on email, ftp, backups, physical and logical cabling design, virus protection, switched Ethernet LAN, SNA/token ring connectivity to mainframe, WAN (minimal router experience), and SAN.
Real estate management, approx. 20 years experience, all self owned, maintained and rehabbed.
Stained glass, took classes and self-taught, 5 years.
Bicycle repair and maintenance, self-taught, 7 years.
Sewing, self-taught, little experience.
- Birthday
- 1962-12-28
- Desired Location
- Undecided
- Assets
Complete wood working shop with table saw, drill press, lathe, plainer, jointer, router table, drum sander, radial arm saw and dust collection system. Power tools include circular, reciprocating and jig saws, hammer and cordless drills, belt and vibrating sanders, 4" hand held grinder, heat gun, router, and mounted grinder. Pneumatic tools include 120 PSI, 4.5 CFM air compressor with three nailing guns: finishing, framing and roofing, plus a pneumatic hammer. Large shop vac. Complete list of hand tools too long to list but include screw driver sets, professional paint brush set, complete ratchet set, hammers, saws, cutters, pliers, lock jaws, pipe wrenches, straight edges, angles, clamps, levels, bench vise, on and on and on.
Lawn and garden equipment includes gas powered push mower, electric weed whacker, electric edger, wheel barrow, spades, shovels, rakes, pitch fork, pruning shears and saw, 3 or 4 50' rubberized garden hoses, sprinklers, hoe, and ice scraper.
Tools for stained glass work for lead and foil methods, pattern making supplies, electric glass grinder, soldering gun, lead snips and lead vise. These are just some of the basic tools; I have everything needed to do stained glass work.
Table top sewing machine.
Family owns 40 acre plot bordering the Chequamegon National Forest. Undeveloped, no utilities, own mineral rights. Easement from federal government required for sole access road (which is off a main road in the national forest). Participated in Wisconsin DNR forest management program about 4 year ago that included selective and partial removal of 'weed trees' to promote the spread of other desirable indigenous species. A tax break is received for as long as the land is managed per DNR rules, and if memory serves correct I believe developing the land would end the tax break.
- Family
I'm single and no friends or family members are interested in 'starting over'. One friend and his family may be persuaded once things are up and running, but it's nothing bankable.
- Website
- http://youtube.com/watch?v=DfPeprQ7oGc
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