@Avi Garg You are on the glide path to being finished!!

For $600 materials + $300 labor + $75 truck + $50 pizza and soda we got 20+ really nice cabinets with pull out shelves and ball bearing drawer glides, an oven, a drop in cooktop, a granite sink with faucet, and some really great granite counter tops; (It took us 7.5 hours to salvage and store the materials).

I mean all you need to do is look out the window and see your glide slope is way low or the VASI are dead red..   

Now, if I were to ask what is the glide path of a 777, that might be answered.Search notes, foreclosure, security interest, mortgage lending, buying notes, these topics will give you a better idea of what is involved

It's sounds smart if you never bought anything for her to give you  a little money to see if you glide across the water or sink to the bottom.

Buy the entire cabinets and pull the glides out too.

Nature trails, whitewater rafting, hang gliding, rock climbing, minor league baseball team, a walking bridge over the Tennessee River, awesome downtown on the Tennessee River etc.  

He can do all the routine stuff...set a toilet, change out a faucet, install an interior door, re-rope old windows, install new locks (deadbolts, screen door handles, etc), install a light fixture, balance a fan, re light pilot lights, reset gfi switches, put a garage door back on the tracks, fix a broken drawer glide or replace a cabinet hinge, repair a drywall hole, unfreeze a garbage disposal, install a new garbage disposal,replace a broken floor tile...just lots and lots of random stuff.

Rely on my previous research and be gliding into the home stretch vs starting from scratch like it's the first month of 4th grade at a new school or something. 

It seems we're on the same glide path as I just started reading BRRRR which is probably going to be our initial strategy going into this.