Said many minutes went by and when the couple finally came out one was carrying a folded blanket. 

Post frequently and share your knowledge with others, it will come back to you ten fold. 

My answer to you is two fold.

I would like said above get something over the painted tile.Blowout the storage cabinet and have it be a big closet with a bi fold door

My problem was three fold, 1) I wasnt super clear with exactly what I wanted done, I was basically listening to entirely too many different opinions, 2) I overestimated how much work I could to myself in my free time, so my thoughts were to pay for just enough work to get the adviser to say the home is safe for me to live in and tell the bank everything was OK.  3) The contractor I had really slummed, my uncle and my adviser both realized that late into the game, so I just had to ride it out with the guy. 

We do direct mail; so everything from printing letters and envelopes, folding and stuffing those envelopes and dropping them off at the post office was all handled by us.

As far as I know, Bruce put together an "All In or Fold" seminar in 2011, and told his investors to go all in while Bill McBride of Calculated Risk called the bottom of the housing market in Feb 2012.

I was thinking about installing folding, lockable bollards, but I'm not sure I like the appearance of them.

My questions is two fold: with the gain on sale of the profits from the actual purchase price and the price sold, how long do I have to do divert the gain into another property to avoid taxation?

See if you can have a tri-fold pamphlet made to put at the local court office where evictions are handled.