And I would also agree it would be worth the hundreds to hire a professional architectural style photographer, with a splash of lifestyle to take photos.

I found it the first day we started putting things in the cabinet.

*Be present or have someone take photos while cabinets are being installed, this saved me from buying an extra lower and upper cabinet as they weren't needed.

You can choose to spend a couple weekends painting your outdated kitchen cabinets yourself, or opt to have them professionally resurfaced.

I assist hundreds of clients from across the country and they seem to enjoy the southern/middle part of the country; markets like Tennesse, Arkansas, Texas and even Oklahoma.

Instead, they just focus on growing wealth and deploy a few hundred thousand each year and every year with the right syndications and wait to see the returns in five to eight years.

Also cabinets - is white still "It"?? 

---Coordinating their schedules to prioritize & handle on the fly, hundreds of Work Orders each month? 

From my experience (I could be wrong) there isn't a format but the estimate should list details like the materials to be ordered and the hours of labor needed for each repair project (for example the kitchen cabinet installation or exterior doors) along with a cost listed for each line item.

Frequently that is someone trying to figure out something better to do with surplus income and/or with a couple hundred thousand dollars they want to make an above-average return on with little effort.