They come measure and give you a free sink, and the 4 inch backsplash really makes the entire room sparkle.

Cabo is the number one destination for tourism in Mexico (cancun/riviera maya might bring more people because of the greater amount of hotels but Cabo is a more prestigious destination) .

Johns Creek is the new Buckhead.My college roommate's grandmother lives behind the Governors mansion in one of the most prestigious areas of the city.

@Sparkle Reed I just signed up for Freedomsoft tonight, how has it been working for you?

In its heyday, it was next to the local high school, and just a little way down from the prestigious Carnegie of Homestead (a combination gym, theater hall, and library).

I remodeled one of the kitchens and soon after the sewer line collapsed under that very room so I had to pull out the new cabinets I had just installed, rip up the new floor I had just put down, jack hammer 5 feet into the slab, and replace a drain line that was infested with sludge worms who live in sewers eating human waste and never see daylight their whole lives and are absolutely revolting (I had to look up what they were). 5 years later theres a coffee shop on the same block whose owner is not only a two-time Brewer’s Cup champion but also a Q Grader (a prestigious certification akin to that of a Master Sommelier, (I had to look that up too).

It's like having costume jewelry vs heirloom quality custom made pieces and a lot of folks want the sparkle without the price tag. 

High-quality, well-lit photos can make a property look appealing and inviting, while poorly shot images can turn you away.Imagine scrolling through listings and stumbling upon a home with bright, beautiful pictures that showcase spacious rooms, a lush backyard, and a sparkling kitchen.Those visuals can create a positive impression and make you more interested in the property.

It is filled with small snacks, a few bath bombs, maybe a small notepad and some kind of sparkling juice.

My go-tos are fresh flowers and bottles of sparkling water in the refrigerator.