Buying a chandelier for the kitchen or dining room and custom lighting for the bathroom can make it seem like you’ve done expensive custom lighting throughout.

Either way, most people spend at least that much dining out each month, it's a nominal fee. 

This has nothing to do with the noise clause.Today I get another text from the guy downstairs with a photo of the dining room area that has dust on the furniture, allegedly from the ceiling due to all of the "Banging and running around".  

I'm in the process of renting a property now, and I can't count how many tenants on rental assistance say it's too small for their dining room set, their king size bed, etc.

I guess I would have them come back over to the house, sit down at the dining room table, and get the lease signed?

Ended up using just 160 ft of the unit (was the original kitchen dining area of the unit which included a half bath and separate entrance) and was actually able to relocate kitchen dining area to living area and increasedmy rent to $750 for the unit.

BART is there and it's right next to Walnut Creek, where people can go do the upscale thing for dining and shopping, without having to go to SF.  

It's already in the dining area.  

He stained my wood floor in the dining room and then moved the tank into the living room.  

I was thinking of building a great room situation in the basement with a living and dining area and kitchen all open to one another.