I think people just like to skim over that part and focus on the pot of gold at the end.

In a pot i put quinoa, a bag of mixed frozen vegetables, lots of water, 2 bay leafs, salt, pepper, olive oil, 1 lemon, black pepper, italian herbs, 1 habanero (which i pulled out later).

Any money you add to it out of pocket is just adding to your cost...voluntarily.

I can't imagine they would fine you for voluntarily complying. 

I have said all along if the city wants a law like this then EVERYBODY goes into the pot.

That pot of gold you are eye balling for 2060 is only a few natural disasters, recessions, market melt downs, health problems or unexpected emergencies away from expurgation.

I knew you had your hands in a lot of pots, but I never knew you had them in that many. 

You may just be tired of watching the pot boil.

Buyer either brings a large pot of money but to what end?

Staging proves to sell homes at a higher price, adds warmth and purpose to nooks and underutilized rooms, and camouflages a less than stellar rehab material list. virtual staging can be a let down for buyer expectationsTake it off market, repair the sidewalk crack, plant colorful flowers where the small circular stepping stones are, Place potted mixed colorful plants at driveway corners and to the right of sidewalk at pillar, paint garage white and front door Red, it never disappoints!