Scott, just noticed you're in Michigan as well, it's a typical bungalow here, the master is smaller sized and the closet will be basically sacrificed for the bathroom, maybe what would be left are shelves and I could provide some of those hanging racks for clothing storage

Another tidbit I didn't care to share earlier, but I think would be worth mentioning is that she sent me a barrage of text messages laden with anti-immigrant, racist, and xenophobic rhetoric.

Chances are it's just gathering dust on their shelves and they'll be happy to do so, and you will have saved a ton of money.As with most lessons in life, I learned this one the hard way, so I would urge you to consider leaving the credit cards at home and not get caught up in the sales pitches and wait at least 24 hours before buying, if you still feel you have to do so.

So I called him early, only told him $40 because he started the conversation with: You have to see the pantry, I added shelves to it & fixed a hole that was behind it...

Instead of bookcases, go for elevated shelves.

One time I had to stop an inspector from trying to climb up garage shelving to get to an attic space above.

About a month ago I went to my library and sadly I found out that they don't have any of the BP books on their shelves.

And I think there may be additional upside.Everything under $200-$300K in Dallas is flying off the shelves.  

It doesn't always have to be conventional either, uber, airbnb a spare room, build shelving, tutor, offer any service you have any skill at. 

I liked the shelving in the laundry area (most buyers would appreciate that).I personally would stain the fence (you have 2 different colors), pull all of the garbage cans/yard debris containers and take a new picture.