Personally, I find it hard to laser-focus on multiple objectives when they are new. 

Now we are in it around $3000 with all business expenses, but that includes time with a lawyer, accounting, pro account, post cards, door hangers, and a laser printer. 

While there are repairs to anchor or cross beam support.

It's about $20k below market with this reduction.My concern, and question, is that it's listed with the note "some minor foundation work could help but not required, pier and beam has high spot in living room", also driveway is cracked but still functions.

People need to up the research and analysis, looking around at night with a Q-Beam makes the world much more clear.

The second guy came out and talked about installing 6 8x4 under the house and using metal supports resupport the house in between the three existing spots(the main beam and outside supports.)

Foundation repair on a pier and beam foundation is easy, and much less costly than a slab house.

Ie, if he says the beams don't need to be replaced, get a quote to replace the beams incase the inspector says they must be replaced Etc.

With, his help my wife and I got a laser guided tour of some of the areas that might meet our family residence and investment needs.

I would get rid of the pink curtains in favor of some burgundy hunter green plaid like mine, :)No, really, I'm behind Carrie on this, especially the darker stain, might see what thick smoke glass shelves look like with the wood sides, change the hardware.Don't mess with those beams, they look good IMO.I wouldn't paint paneling, there is a thick paintable textured wall paper to use over paneling and then paint it.