Roof, all plumbing, all electric, all HVAC, all gas lines, adding bathroom, moving walls, all windows, huge deck addition, drywall every square inch.

I've been using Utilitech Pro fixtures in 3500K.I use the 12.6 inch ones in hallways and closets.

If you give a few inches soon they take a mile. 

While others are "Cars have to be within 5.25 inches of the yellow parking line designating your parking space".I have a feeling if they have that in their Bylaws or rules you are going to have a difficult time getting it changed. 

Needless to say, they were not happy with my revised offer based on the real numbers and the deal fell through.When I did the due diligence, I went and talked to every tenant (there were less than 20) to verify the financials, walked every inch of the property to look for needed capital expenditures and deferred maintenance, talked directly to the utility companies...

But other than that I'm trying to get the wheels rolling also.

Jake and Gino, authors of Wheel Barrow Profits, are well established multifamily investors in East Tennessee.

The interior paneling was usually a  3/16 inch photo finished veneer very light weight and the exterior siding was aluminum which was also very lightweight.

I am about to close escrow on my first one and this will come in very handy rather me having to re-invent the wheel!  

Master bath grew 16 inches, and got a 48" shower installed.