@Michael Stroup ..3 years ago, I got a steel rod cut and put a hole in 1x4(horizontal to sheetrock) and it supports well.u can also put another board on top for shelf and paint...maybe spent $20...

At 20% down, the ROI will be close to 8-10%, which for the old house will be higher (infinite if we got our investment back).- In Portland, OR, where I am from, I realized many new homes come with HOA ($100+ in many cases)Comments?

I'm using off the shelf Home Depot slide in tubs, I think the tub itself is $120 or so.

However, you can lower that by picking regular shelf instead the pull out cabinets.

So resale inventory is really flying off the shelf at the moment.There are a few things putting the wind behind the housing market sails:-Easing mortgage standards (3% conventional loans)-Millenials are finally getting hired and getting into a position to buy.  

Any time you’re hitching your wagon to an intermediary like AirBnB, HomeAway, Booking you’re not really marketing a rental property, as much as you are getting your product on someone else’s shelf.

For others you'd have to buy an off the shelf system as mentioned above or pay to have something built out.

These are what I like to call recycled product ( Quote by "Jay Hinrichs") , which usually has a 5 - 8 year shelf life.

Jimmy Deringer We used to use CoreCon.com, as any software transition, it will need a vast time on modifying it to where you want it to be, and since it is off the shelf, you need to work around with what you need, say for tile, Use Tile Installed 1 as a line item for cheaper end, Tile Installed 2 for Mid, etc, this way you have control as to if it is $5/sf or $10/sf.

@Armando Ramirez  Account Closed --- recommend cash for keys is that it's infinitely simpler solution in most cases.