Carpet is nice in bedrooms, as the padding underneath makes walking and living on it more comfortable.

Just to see what's moving and for how much.It gets easier to spot the fakes and flakes as you go along.They all have I-pads now, and free wi-fi.Rent on...

It seems that by having a phone that almost doubles as a laptop a person could avoid owning an I-Pad and require less desk-time and allow more time looking at deals or driving for dollars etc.

Sure those are small fees but you have to be careful that they are legit.Some people say only 500 bucks but then it adds up for these scammers.There are legitimate appraisal etc. but those items are paid direct.If the lender is quoting a package deal to pay for them they are most likely padding fees.Again if I am looking at a commercial loan for 1 million or more and making points I won't want to lose the deal with a strong buyer client over a few hundred bucks.

I've had to many of the nicely padded mid quality rugs trashed.

A slow subcontractor throws everything else off schedule.The quality fast workers are worth the money they charge.I don't replace cabinets unless they need to be moved or they reek of mouse pee.

I had my guys go over their numerous times with every mouse killer in the world, so this seemed odd to me.

I'd be a lot more worried about exposure to chopped fiberglass or vermiculite than mouse poo.

I could take an "application" of sorts on a legal pad, you don't need a 1003 form (which I know they see as an application).

Total cost for that has been less than $30 (yellow paper pads for yellow letters, pens to handwrite them, envelopes, and stamps, as well as a one month subscription to Intelius.com to find out weather these people are deceased or alive and if they have email addresses and phone numbers incase I get the courage to cold call). 2.