Nick,I now see a new change:motiv8tdInterior Decorator Member since Jan '09 And here I thought you joined that "dark side"!

Another big difference was lighting and fixtures that matched the decor and theme of the property.

Therefore, I have very decorative security-bar doors, glass block basement windows (the ones with vents for air circulation), motion detector flood lights, and very nosy neighbors, whom I stay on good terms with!

Which means the church ladies get a chance to come in and outfit/decorate a room, and each man will have accountability partners and mentors.Between the area food banks and the food stamps that are alloted, what would be the largest expense boils down to about $26 per every $1000 of food purchased.

Some nicks and dings certainly fall under normal or expected wear and tear, I would think in a neighborhood where it could be assumed that you might rent to a Christian tenant, that it would be reasonable to assume they might celebrate Christmas in a customary fashion and decorate the outside of the home for the season, where the wind blows and ice may form.

Heavy paint job with enamel protects the trim and there is nothing there to rot or mildew.A trellis outside a window with an ivy can add privacy without doing anything to a window.Disclaimer, I'm not a professional decorator, but looked good enough to sell at a profit!

Around here we have a chain called Floor and Decor.

I'm sure she doesn't want to head on over to the property with a paintbrush and hammer in hand, but she can be involved in the decorative process.

Many C grade neighborhoods here are filled with homes built in the beginning of last century. even B grade neighborhoods like western Lakewood will have homes and multifamily dwellings built during that same period, but much of that area has been well-kept and now provides a nice classic décor and look.As you stretch out further in the suburbs, you'll be able to find B grade properties built in the 50s and 60s, and further out in A grade cities like Avon Lake, Strongsville, and Westlake you'll find new builds and homes over 4,000 sq. ft. that have been built after 1995.

How do you decide the decor (color, material)?