With research I found that this hose was sold for a price of $117,00.00 10 months ago.

I use a network of timers and soaker hoses around the slab.

Regardless, since you will be buying once, then selling once, your round trip commission cost will be about 6%, assuming use of agents on both sides.On top of that, there are other hard costs - title insurance and inspections, in particular.On top of that, there are *soft* costs - things that both you (the first buyer), and the second buyer (the one you sell to) must do - due diligence to make sure you're not being hosed by a bad house or a bad deal.

May be new washing machine hoses, may be all brand new drawer pulls, or a new microwave...whatever.So this year I picked up a couple of dozens of USB wall receptacles from an online sale, and I noticed everyone likes to charge their tablets and phones on the kitchen counter.

Oh, yeah...and always check the toilet supply hose.

It is durable and easy to clean, just move out the furniture and get the hose.

One that I learned and hard lesson was a hose bib.

That is key to have in place before you buy so you don't get hosed with nasty taxes.

Back in Australia we laid slate floors in a cement base.New tenants...hose them down & re-polish.Like we did for our cement floored pig pens :)

You will still need to wash it down, but a regular spray nozzle on a garden hose may be enough after the bleach.