@Owen ThorntonAt 16 you may want to start with some character building books like “7 Habits of successful people” and “The little Prince” and for the same reason i would stay away for a few years from “The Prince”, “The art of war” and “The art of the deal” On a lighter vain, I just turned 60 and as teenager I read novels with very valuable business lessons :HotelWheels Rich Man, Poor ManThe GodfatherI would love to hear about more modern novels with business lessons.

Was able to do without moving the house, but had to jack it up to catch the weight of the room luckily it was only one room that needed this work done.

Small and light weight!

I'd go with a lighter flooring and backsplash as the darker finish on the cabinets will make the room look darker. 

That alone was worth its weight in gold and lets me sleep at night.

Foundation work is best done right after demo when the house has the least weight on it.

Anything that comes directly from you, just doesn't hold much weight, because you are the seller.

The world, and especially the internet is full of opinions, but what you actually do speaks much louder and holds weight.

3) I haven't ran into any such issues so far, but like with anything, you have to weight the pros and cons.

Their last month's rent is then due at the last month.I am also seriously considering a rent credit with a weight tilted to longer term tenants.