i check for large cracks in the foundation and/or brick walls..i don't care about minor stuff, but if it's 3/8 of an inch or thicker, i want to get a foundation or structural engineer to check it out..i always like to ask tenants what sorts of problems they've been having as well..this owner or agent may or may not allow it, but it gives you extra ammo to reduce a price and also lets you know what's really going on with the property..good luck :)

Its actually a thicker plastic than a new pit .All the customer saw was a little less than 2 hours work , they dont   " see " the other parts that go in to the job .  

My yard out in the country has a lot of clover in it and it grows thicker than grass and just as fast.

One thing alot of people dont know is, your pad should be matched to the type of carpet you are using, most just think a better thicker pad is better when instead it could actually cause you carpet to fail faster by allowing the backing to be broken down quickly, a Google search will answer more specifics as to what lb with what type etc.

You'll need a little thicker skin if you are going to invest in real estate. :) As you can see from Chris' response, the team at MemphisInvest are top notch.

Also, if you're close family members and everyone wants to stay that way, then upfront you should probably agree together that noone is going to be 100% happy with the split and shake hands on staying close--- blood's thicker than water and all that :wink:

And the allure itself is relatively thin, while most of the stair nosing I have seen is much thicker.

The Sterling surrounds are much thicker than a Bathfitters type product, which is really just a thin layer of plastic meant to go over existing surfaces.

The bigger the company, the thicker the red tape.

I make a plastic tray out of that thicker clear non-adhesive shelf liner to protect the cabinet from leaks.