Bring a flashlight to your walk through, look under sinks and behind washer/dryers, and fridges.  

Be responsible for your own money and put a flashlight on what goes in and out.Good luck in your journey, feel free to reach out. 

One house had the door kicked in and was super creepy, I realized when I was using the flashlight on my Glock partially to see, partially as I was afraid I was going to be killed this may not be the right place for me. 

If you give Hellen Keller a flashlight it won’t make it better.  

We're looking at about 3-5k if we just go with a UV filter or up to $17k if we have to dig a whole new well.The upside of this recent development is that a new well or improved system will ultimately add to the value of the property, the downside is the issue resulted in a rescinded offer that now has us back on the market.In terms of tile (we tiled the kitchen and two bathrooms), we had a general contractor lay the tile (he was experienced and therefore quick. 

http://yellowletters.com/assets/purchase_and_sales_agreement.docxMichael,you are always a bright flashlight in the black darkness of REI.Thanks so much,Brian

Make sure to use a high quality card stock that is UV coated, include your license number and above all be brief.

When your daily tools are flea spray, bolt cutters, a flash light, a digital camera, a measuring wheel or tape measure, a respirator, and a change of clothes for when you sit on a urine stained couch.

A flashlight and a paper towel tube can do some wonderful things :)Last tip would be to use an area or grid exposure setting and not a point (center point of lens) This way the camera will try and balance out the lighting on it's own across the whole area and not just the center of the lens. 

Here is how I handle winter properties different from warm weather months: First Bring a flashlight.