The flange is supposed to be on top of the subfloor/finished surface.

If on the surface it looks risky, once you delve into them, they can be nightmares, and eat up all your money.

House was solid but just needed surface level updates.

On the surface that sounds like a strategy someone who has intimate knowledge of the neighborhoods, experience, and good connections to get the work done and can oversee the whole process.

Run surface mold properly, or additional circuits as recommended by a licensed electrician.

@Robert LeiRenovation takes twice as long as new construction along with unforeseen situations that may hinder slight changes in the kitchen equipment or problems behind finish surfaces.

Makes it easier IMHO.For general surface cleaning, I hit up Dollar Tree for Spic & Span anti microbial.

I am starting a wholesale business and am just scratching the surface of direct mail in the form of letters.

It can have a significant impact on your tax bottom line compared to surface-level strategies like what we are talking about here. 1099 or S-corps.However, when you're still building your net worth and are under a few million dollars, you have to be resourceful and make every inch count.

It's much easier when you have a strategy that you go deep on rather than surface level on a bunch of things.