Is there a full mirror to check oneself? 

But a few things I see that are easy VE opportunities. 1) mirror unit layouts so bathrooms/kitchens in adjacent units share a wet wall 2) located bathrooms so they are as close to kitchen drains as possible 3) place sinks and washers where their drains can utilize a vent stack to connect instead of going through the slab and connecting underground.There may also be structural cost savings within the layouts, but there's just not enough detail to see those elements here.

There may have been zero down available on very large real estate assets to some people after that collapse, until the last collapse, but I don't think those loans were of the same financial amounts- such as to buy a skyscraper, and may have come with other requirements than just to be able to fog a mirror.

I honestly don't know how Clayton and Natali can look in the mirror at themselves every morning.

For instance: sqft, measurements for flooring, paint, backsplash, countertop sqft, # of doors (and their orientation), faucets, fans, hardware, # of new can lights, hardware, mirrors, etc. 

With “mirror-wraps” we are creating a new mortgage that mirrors the existing one.When structuring these deals, it’s crucial to ensure fairness and transparency.

Paint your mirror and cabinet slate grey, throw some newer lighting hardware in there and you'd be golden!

I have recently started investing in storage and would be grateful to mirror your success.

. $13k in my opinion would constitute tiles, bath tub with surround, new vanity, mirrors, new toilet, paint, trim, and light fixture. 

That means I no longer have any financial interest in EXP or anything to do with residential real estate.With all of that in the rear view mirror, I can tall you that my opinion of EXP hasn't changed.