With great strength comes great responsibility...Can't wait to roll up my sleeves on this badboy.

Hi Geraldo:I'm assuming you are talking about selecting a contractor and we have a 'roll up your sleeves' kind of mentality for the most part but I think some of the things we've done with kitchens have driven a lot of value on our rehabs and rentals.We operate out of Des Moines IA and of course there will be differences regionally in style, contractor pricing, material availability, etc - so take this for what it is worth.We use granite nearly exclusively for our counter-top material. 

If it looks bad you can wipe it off and retry.Or if it looks like it is going to look horrible, leave the top half alone and find some sort of low profile pot hanger or tray sleeve or something to mount over the hole.

From what I understand you can always reject based on an incomplete application--this should be the ace up your sleeve for someone you don't want to rent to.

You have several good threats up your sleeve with the state as your backer.I'd try the following:1.

I also took the feedback from our last sale and included things like women's tees, long sleeved shirts, and hoodies.Check it out at the link below!

Or roll up your sleeves tell him your glad to clean it up no cost to him and do the work yourself.

Bob sleeves is a good wholesaler <3 <3 <3  

You will NEVER find something turn key in this market but there are investment opportunities for those who want to roll up their sleeves, deal with historical preservation commissions, manage through zoning board of appeals, spend a boat load money, and take on some risk.

One pipe in the garage, portion not covered by sleeve leaked, the inside mains and sprinkler mains are different.