Quote from @Gene Cook: Am I wrong or are you mixing "adjusted" income with raw home values?

In one the cooking pots and pans were all warped and about 40 years old & no spatula to flip my eggs in the morning.

As a homeowner and prior renter, I prefer cooking on gas.

Those "behind the walls" items really add up.People seem to like canned lights in a kitchen, but the light output from them (to me) seems shadowy, and not very much use when cooking something. 

Their cooking is a hazard to them and to your property.

Think of them as the recipe you hand to a chef to cook up your order. 

Ask yourself as you go through the process " Do I look like a Hotel".....Definitely buy your cooking stuff at a Goodwill or similar plates, glasses, silverware, Etc can cost a ton brand new and there is zero difference between new and used...it's metal and glass. 

They all self entertained but it was nice to put on a show for them to watch as we cooked dinner or as we packed up the house to leave.

Prior to her nap, the little girl was playing in the kitchen with the pots and pans before her parents laid her down for a two-hour nap.

Do you let a sex offender with a preference for children or someone who cooks meth move in next to a family.