(until I pulled open the door seal grooves, had him run his hand over the shelves.

By the end of that first project, I had a pretty good idea of how much materials would cost for any project moving forward (I created a materials spreadsheet that I took to Home Depot and copied prices off the shelves), I had a pretty good idea of how much the basic contracting tasks would cost, and I had a pretty good idea of how much time it took to do things like install hardwoods, install a faucet, replace a window, paint a house, etc.

I realize that sometimes we can't figure that out very easily, but sometimes we can pick up hints.Some examples of what I've done:While "looking at" the high up shelves and other hiding places I "found" lots of past due notices from utilities, credit cards etc.

Tenants don't generally break them, aside from breaking out all the shelves in the door.

Most library staffs are fantastically helpful and resourceful...if it's not on the shelves and you ask if they can get it, very often they will.

Did Sadaam in all his evil listen to and track phone calls of his citizens, does Bin Laden do it?

I'd put in a nicer kitchen with drawers, rather than shelves for the lower cupboards, and probably install in-floor solar hot water heat and hot water system, and have tile installed.It's a small 3/2 1100 sq'.

I'd put in a nicer kitchen with drawers, rather than shelves for the lower cupboards, and probably install in-floor solar hot water heat and hot water system, and have tile installed.

- dated looking) with fiberglass insert there is a jaccuzzi tub in master as well - not sure if it works - would it hurt value if I pulled it out and put in shelving?

In general, the absolute value of debt is meaningless without more information.As for the second statement, I know some very competitive investors who are 100% debt laden.