A builder I work puts granite tile in the laundry room and halfbath, marble tile in the master and 2nd bath.

On the flip side, I have seen homes of MTK value: $190,000 going for REPOS value of $230,000...even though they are in foreclosed state I believe.I guess, are there any patterns or things I should specifically be aware of when looking into a foreclosed home?

He did a very high end flip including a swimming pool complete with fiberoptic lighting, Brazilian hardwood floors, Carrerra marble kitchen counters, above mount bathroom sinks, top of the line appliances, flat panel wall mounted TVs.

If you choose a good pattern, they seem to be OK for a fix and flip.

This tends not to be a mobile population and will provide "ballast" for the owner market, offsetting in part the lower homeownership rates among younger households.While the senior population is likely to age in place, if boomers follow the pattern of the preceding generation some 3.8 million will downsize their homes over the next ten years, lifting demand for smaller housing units and having a major impact on the housing markets in preferred retirement destinations.

Look at the growth trends from the retirement patterns of the prewar baby boomers, that is all you need for a blueprint.

And, gone are the days where people will pay 200% for granite and marble.

Most have lights that run on batteries (a small red light showing it is on and "recording") and they even have motion ones that move in a sweep pattern.

He subsequently lost the money and suffered the wrath from his siblings.As a result he has always felt uncomfortable handling money and this pattern continued to repeat itself throughout his adult life.Thanks to the book, he has identified this problem and rectifies it, with very prosperous results.If anyone wants any other book recommendations let me know!

Without a doubt now for sure, I'd be replacing the entire floor at charging her for it, she should have no problem with understanding the issue with the pattern not being able to be matched since she is such a perfectionist in everything she requests you to do.As far as the tub, reglazers also do chip repairs, in Denver chip repairs will fall under my reglazers minimum charge of 2 hours or $150.00.