When you're in a hole, stop digging, Nathan.There's lightweight drywall, regular drywall, Type X (fire resistant), greenboard (moisture resistant), blueboard (for plaster), and purple board (often called barneyboard).

Oh, and the "criminal" complaint appears to have been pretty lightweight - I just had to pay a $95 fine.

I think carpet will probably be the cheapest.A typical detail in a modern apartment will often have flooring, underlayment, 2" of lightweight concrete, the subfloor, insulation in the farming, then hat channel suspended by cable with two layers of 1/2" drywall with green glue in between.You aren't going to do that.

Safe'n'Sound is not much better than r19 fiberglass, but costs much more.I am using this for soundproofing between floors on one of my new builds:r19 fiberglass between joistssound isolation clipshat channel5/8 Type X drywall everywhere (you want mass, don't use lightweight).3/8 rubber underlayment on second flooracoustical sealant around edges of first floor ceiling.These upgrades should cost about $2/sqft of ceiling area.

I wouldn't worry about the "hood" at the end - although there is a version of that "hood" that has a lightweight "flapper" inside that will keep pests out.

The Genesis Framework, which is what the AgentPress theme runs on, is great - lightweight and solid performance.

If the furniture is small, the room will look bigger, giving the illusion of more space.While there are a few furniture stores around that will have a good bit of small, lightweight furniture, don't hesitate to take a look on Craigslist...there's lot of second-hand stuff that is perfect for staging.

The lightweight exception is 504 (Reference 5) and says you can sell exclusively according to state law exemptions that permit general solicitation and advertising, so long as the company sells only to "accredited investors."

I do, again, sorry, let's just keep trucking along and I'll try to use kid-gloves approaching the light weights from now on...sorry.

It has a smaller frame and is easier to conceal under light-weight clothing IMO.