Love the site and everything so far and I'm going to make my first question, of many, be; what's the dress code like?

Have a tenant who wanted to move in mid month and now will have to wait into May for the eviction, cleaning and dress up.

Probably the same old wrap technique dressed up in a bunch of mumbo jumbo to make you think you're learning some great secret.

The original dressing rooms off each bedroom were converted into bathrooms as far back as the 1930s/40s/ - so each bedroom has its own bathroom.The original "bathroom" - with its copper tub - sites through a door off a landing on the grand stairwell and is actually in the servants wing of the building over the kitchen.Much of the bedroom furniture, and some of the other original furniture is still present in the house (either its room of use or stored in the third-floor attic.  

You can even add crown moulding, light rails, new hardware, etc. to dress them up.

He was working as a finish carpenter and painter with a background in set dressing (aka staging) and had a good friend who was a great residential broker.We sold the bungalow and bought another wreck of a house which we are currently living in.

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Oh, maybe his dress sense.

I also bought salad dressing.

Because I'm a nerd :mrgreen: I've found that once you get past all of the window dressing, even most polytheistic religions believe in the concept of one creative force.