$1500 is a little steep, but possibly not if you're going with real thick glass, crooked walls, expensive trim etc.

Developing thick skin and a strong outlook on flipping will help you to remain focused on flipping.Key Takeaways: Don't rush into a project, think it through to a reasonable degree first.

Cellulose would be cheaper and probably the more standard option.We don't see a ton of people use spray foam in Chicago attics typically in basements where you don't have a very thick wall and want to get that high R-value.  

So, your pool of potential buyers are much lower.If you are planning to get a condo as an investment, I'd say to keep your margins thick and have a larger "rainy-day" fund than you would with a SFH.

Being a landlord requires a thick skin.

All cabinets doors in house were flat  so I had a cabinet guy drill holes for european hinges--but there was barely enough thickness.  

When I went back with a building inspector, I pried the baseboard back from the wall and oh wow it was a thick black shadow of mold, kind of like the Hiroshima shadows on the concrete from the A bomb. 

You'll get in the thick of it in no time!

Many people are moving thick, heavy walls. 

This makes it a problem for taller people and a normal thickness of mattress and the structure supporting it.