You might be able to shave 20-30% over the total cost of your project.

I have a Target store card that I use for daily use items, shampoo, shaving, and things like that.

Maybe not clogged toilets or leaking faucets (you'd hope), but shortly after we rented a storage unit for our business, I needed them to shave the bottom of the door because it was binding on the floor.

I was flopping on the floor, flinching and foaming at the mouth from the responses from others here. 

I want to find a general contractor who specializes in green remodels-diverting waste from the landfill, replacing windows, insulating the attic with scrap textiles or soybean foam.

They get a permit, come out and suck out old oil, rinse them and then fill with foam.

Tax liens on desirable properties whose owner(s) have died is EXACTLY what I am trying to buy.What I did say is that I don't want to find out who died by looking through notices to administer estates.

If you want to impress them, take a shower and wear some after shave

:D You could just go to an art supply store and buy poster board or foam board in white or yellow and buy wooden stakes at home depot, lowes or somewhere like that.

Spray foam insulation costs a little bit more but is far more efficient.