So attending is possible for free, riding on the coat tales of someone else that has paid in excess of 16 grand, AND there is NO PRESSURE, NO UPSELLING, NO OBLIGATION.

The bathroom looked very "late '40s-early '50s" and there looked to be 3 coats of paint on the (I'm sure nice underneath) moulding.

It took me less than a day to clean up the catsup; sweep, vacuum, shampoo, and mop the floors; skim coat their etching in the wall and touch up the paint; replace two broken outlet covers; etc.

It's not about big houses, boats, planes, and cars, jewelry, fur coats, and trips around the world-- though I've had and done my share of all that-- it's about going to sleep at night knowing that if I don't wake up, my family has fond memories of me, that I was there for them while I could be, and that the last thing they have to worry about amid the trauma of losing a husband and father is money.

At the very least, a coat of paint will be in order.

If you want to blow them away then you can wear a coat and tie, but not necessary IMHO.

If it ends up looking uneven, give it another coat.

This should include hardie boards, 1 coat of primer, 1 coat of paint, all labor and materias, and a warranty.

We started buying properties in Co and I opened an office in Littleton, Co. At

If the floors are a hard wood and painted I'd just put another coat of paint over them.