you never know what someone might like, but in general it's the kitchen and bathroom.i have a hideous knotty pine paneling in the basement and everyone loved it. i can't stand looking at it. the garage is amazing and i drool looking it at because i dont have something that nice, yet people are like "it's ok"... so, you never know and you can just ask around and see what the majority wants/needs.

@Daniel Roman, I live in Texas now but I'm originally from Broward County (Pembroke Pines area) and still visit family there.

Examples:Knightdale: 100 Princess Cres, 27545Clayton: 509 Camel St 27520Garner: 904 Phillip St 27529Wendell: 541 N Pine St. 27591

I'll say any multi about ~1 to 1.5 mile from downtown is rough...Bridge St(# streets of bridge) Broadway st(cork st, fletcher st, cross st) Lawrence st( up until fire station) Pine st & school.

I went to a miniature version of Gene Guarino's ALF training today.

If one is using hardwood trim and the other is using pine trim that will reflect in the estimate and will create a skewed comparison.

Pine trim with stain won't look very good.

So, pay vs do-it-yourself depends on how much you will use the gun.Unfinished hardwood is probably best left to the professionals unless you are seriously handy with tools.Just to see if we could, we did a pine plank floor starting with raw boards.

Tonight there is a meetup at hickory tavern in southern pines. 630-9ish.

Helped my girlfriend purchase her first property in downtown LB last year and she’s 5 mins walking to Pine Ave.