But that’s a very broad brush.

We are currently redoing the entire house; flooring, bathrooms, kitchen cabinets, removing Luna walls and sheetrocking, removed a bunch of unnecessary walls to open floor plan up, new doors and trim, new furnace, waterlines, water heater, lots of new wiring and lighting, pine T&G walls in dining room, insulated attic and a ton of landscaping (mostly tree, brush and flower removal).

The best additive is “Skid-Tex”.Get a painting cup and mix the paint very well with the Skid-Tex and brush it on.

They have trimmed bushes, cut grass and removed brush and overgrowth. 

For the most part, only plant based materials like wood or brush should be burned.

Wrapping the facia/ painting the siding/ remove overgrown brush.

Replaced all the gold (hinges, doorknobs, etc.) with brushed nickel.

So, if you don't need brushed nickel, flat black, for a specific design outcome, etc, just do chrome.I like putting in a handheld shower head, in the bath/showers, then it can work for all heights and is easy to change, if need be.

Some of which we can reuse again, like tools and supplies.We decided on a deeper more squared-off kitchen sink, a modern faucet (spring with hose), bright matte white interior paint all over the house and garage, The countertops are now carrera marble laminate formica with a deep layer of high-gloss clear resin coating, matte black faucets and bathroom handles, while all other knobs, dishes, stoppers, and 'house earrings" are brushed nickel.

Been brushing up on some creative financing and funding options and one of the number one things I hear is "Seek privat funding.