I import cabinets and use them in my projects and sell them, so if you can good amount, can get you good price on shaker style, white or gray soft closed cabinets

I did everything myself aside from the staining - better half was an art major in college and is much better than me with a brush.

There is a difference between acting in good faith for tenants who have themselves shown good faith and simply being soft.  

If your brush hits it, oh well it blends right in.  

Awesome stuff, very easy to roll or brush on with no streaks.

Cabinets can be especially difficult as the different grains in the wood and the frames themselves can make the brush marks stand out.

I believe two months, but they provide soft assistance after that. 

You can dramatically change a bathroom by going from brushed nickel to oil rubbed bronze or like the picture in your example, gold to any other finish easily later on.Some ideas I personally have done and love:Heated floors.  

I would think I need a soft close as this is a $150K house in an A area. 

They recently discovered some softness in the bathroom drywall and a piece of base tile had fallen free from the wall.