That quote is absolutely incorrect.

There is a lot of incorrect information circulating for coronavirus, so for the most up to date facts, please visit: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.htmlThere is financial instability in the market due to concerns over the effects of the pandemic: businesses are closing, lots of people are not working, schools and other institutions are shutting their doors in the hope of slowing the spread.

All the floors and the painting will be done in the house too, so matching the rest o the floor will be based on the kitchen, unless I am incorrect in thinking that.

Even tax professionals prepare it incorrectly.

Non licensed "handy men and women" do not assume this liability and even if they say they do they are more often then not insured and it would be un-actionable in the legal system.The real question is does the job you need done, if done in correctly poise a tangible risk? 

Right now we are in "correction" territory. 

If you reach out to them they should also be able to help you out and at least point you in correct direction.

I'm not sure if I'm doing the analysis incorrectly, but if I put a down payment of 20% and get a loan for the rest, the mortgage alone, seems to be much more then the max I can charge per month.

The basic process is patterned after the states but just like any international market, it has its own quirks and laws to navigate.

The basic process is patterned after the states but just like any international market, it has its own quirks and laws to navigate.