Yes, checkbook access is nice to have, but having the proverbial "lid off of the cookie jar" is often too big a risk for new investors to have the temptation to use their checkbook access for things that they shouldn't be doing or using it for.  

@Greg Smith, normally I would agree with you, but the only touch up paint needed was in four small quart containers as they had just repainted everything. 

I quart of paint and a paint brush or a few cans of spray paint and something to mask off areas would be all that is needed.  

It is worth sacrificing a couple of good soldiers, especially compared with the cost and labor of all new cabinets.It is a low cost project, one quart of polyshades (maybe 12-15 bucks) and a couple of really good brushes and some ordinary scotch brites kitchen sponges (which Costco sells in bulk).

It is very hard to read the label from inside the jar, so getting a third party to point out things that you have just gotten used is important/ (I am a trained home inspector and I still would choose to hire a home inspector)The next thing you should do is spend a little bit of money getting a consultation with a staging company.

Matter of fact, it was really jarring to me.

The slowing Chinese economy and devaluation of the renminbi, the slumping price of oil, jarring downturns in the global stock markets had all prompted questions over when will be the best time for the Fed to raise interest rates.In testimony before Congress on Nov. 4, Ms.

If i need poly I ALWAYS get a quality oil based (they only sell in quarts in NYS) and they don't carry at big box stores.

Kind of like the last cookie jar you fill before retiring so you can continue to avoid recapture until death when it goes away in the step up to your heirs.

Since then he fully renovated the kitchen adding all new stainless appliances, quarts counter tops, new cabinets and recessed lighting.