Many new home buyers in Denver are recent out of state transplants who often don’t realize or don’t care that many of the fancy new luxury condos in the whole NE side of town were recently built on top of former toxic waste sites, dumps, asphalt plants, slaughterhouses, refineries, smelter plants, and even a primitive raw sewage plant that still festers under a few inches of soil where the bike path now winds along the river (the section where riders gag uncontrollably from the lovely stench of hydrogen cyanide mixed with raw sewage and burning tar).

@Keri Carpenter  I need to confirm something’s with my wife before registering but my finger is inching to signup for the current Bootcamp offering.

The whiteboards/support next to my washer and dryer were supposed to extend to the edge of the appliances, also there was supposed to be a solid piece of granite laid overtop (he mismeasured and wanted me to buy a new piece to replace the small one he bought that stopped where the whiteboards stopped) which could not be supported by those 1/4 inch whiteboards.

With interest rates rising, they will be inching towards the 5-6% rate by the time you do decide to refinance. 

It's a 700-page novel written in 1943 mostly exploring Modernism in skyscraper architecture and selfishness in art...yeah, it stuck out there between the half-inch-thick self-help and business books.

I like to use 3/4 inch shoe which allows the most space for the gap.

This type of insulation gives you about R6 per inch, as has the great added benefit of acting as a vapor barrier. 

Assuming that the riser is 3/4 inch too high can't you raise the tread 3/4 inch and thereby rectify the disparity? 

Started as 9 inch seedlings. 

The tenant painted all the wall edges in this color with a 2-inch brush, lining out out all the walls, corners AND of course the crown moulding in this 90-year-old property.