I work in engineering and I'm seeing several developer clients dusting off projects they shelved in 2007-2009 and trying to get them going again, will new inventory drop the bottom out of prices or spur further purchases of nice clean new homes in desirable areas.So until some of this volatility has a chance to stabilize, it is going to be very difficult to see where the market is trending.

I'm not a fan of open shelving/glass doors. 

Good examples include, a fridge with broken door shelves (sometimes just worth replacing fridge), harvest gold,  dated dishwashers!

The shelves inside some of the cabinet doors are bowing in the middle. 

Even if the door is sliding its a problem because you need to walk through so you can't use shelving there. 

The Saudis are a Monarchy which systematically teaches hate for America in Madrassa schools, 15 of the 9-11 hijackers were from there, Bin Laden and much of Al-Qaeda and its finances came from there.

succes is failureOne can learn from failure, to be successesNotice I didn't say try or shelve it for later.

I also like to build pantries, closet shelving, hang the mirriro sliding closet doors, etc.

I could be wrong, but it seems as though finding deals in Milwaukee is like finding Hoffa or Bin Laden...

I will be using a 30 fixed rate mortgage and putting 20% down.After I close, I will be doing the following renovations: Refinish/stain the original hardwood floors which appear to be in pretty good shape; new interior trim; renovate full bath (tile floors, tile shower surround, new toilet, new vanity, towel racks, etc); paint interior; new interior light fixtures; minor landscaping; new interior doors; new closet shelving.