And as the dust settles you own property B free and clear and have done so tax deferred.  

I would call the zoning dept or building permits but it may let the cat out of the bag.

. #1 is out of the question, as I know unless I do #2, when the time comes and the dust settles, I will not have the experience to realize, or be able to execute upon a great deal.

People just end up sprinkling pixie dust on their buds.

Even survived a little flood when the refrigerator's water dispensing system bit the dust.

Being fixed incorrectly is usually more expensive than having to fix a problem.The reason is I have to go in and UNDO a problem versus updating it.I liken it to when I worked on car audio.A guy comes in and I replace a radio that hasn't been touched.Test the wires and install.Another guy comes in and says radio needs work and I had it worked on but it's not working correctly.Go in and pull out 2 bags worth of wires running everywhere and takes me 3 times longer to fix.Does the place have a rodent infestation??

It is not that it is too expensive, you can buy them reasonable, I am just worried about looking like a douche bag, LOL!

Just ring it out before applying the finsih.Also between coats youll vacuum up the dust.

It sounds stupid, but my parents neighbor asks all the neighbors to leave their cans in bags in his driveway and he takes them in and makes money every week off of them.

Their margins are not the highest but with the market being as tight as it is .. if their numbers are even within 5-10% of were they end up .. then there should still be a profit and money to be  counted when the dust clears .. especially seeing how they help sell the property also for .. correct me if im wrong .. 1% listing /selling fees ..