My wife and I never even thought "how will we pay for a new French door stainless steel fridge."  

For my first flip it might be a bad idea.Regardless of whether those numbers are accurate, they indicate your "profit" could be a (loss) of $20,000.Your earlier mention of a $20K price tag to externally excavate, install French drains, waterproof, insulate {there is no point in doing the rest and not bothering to insulate}, and backfill would be {more than} adequate under normal situations, but in the hyper-economy of Kitimat, it could possibly be short if major landscaping is also required to redirect and capture run-off.My experience with mould has been it is often like an iceberg - what you see on the surface is only 1/3 of what is present.

The power of attorney had to be notarized and also apostilled in accordance with French law and then the originals sent by courier to the Title company handling the closing and my representative.

(excuse my French), I have to keep this one for myself!"

I spoke to a contractor he suggested a French drain.

The owner had a french drain installed on the perimeter, but they also have raised plywood on the floor.Has anyone seen this before?

Furthermore, the fine for not submitting a 1099 is the greater of $100 or 10% of the amount that should have been on a 1099.Pardon my French, but WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU THINKING???

Would you believe McDonalds if they came out with a study saying hamburgers, milkshakes and French fries were healthy?

Not only do I add a fridge but I add a stainless steel french door one- LOVE THOSE!!

We live in a 5 yr old house w/a terraced backyard complete with retaining walls & a french drain system.