I think that the beige will pick up beige in the tile (maybe) and the gray will go well with the stainless appliances while keeping the kitchen bright/cheerful.My handyman says black is much easier to fix scratches and stuff in because it is dark and because it is more uniform even considering that they make a color matched fixer touch up thing for this above lighter color.   

After the repairs or rebuild is done you will receive the remaining balance.If you have not had a Fire & Water Damage Mitigation contractor (I recommend Belfor based on the work they have done for my clients) I would have one look at the property to see if there are any immediate needs (remove water damaged sheet rock, remove smoke damaged items, etc.) and communicate it with the Insurance Company. 

We bought it for $36K over asking price and it was still obviously a smoking deal.Commit to making one offer a day, every day, even if there is very little chance it gets accepted, because you never know. 

They're probably just blowing smoke.

For the inspection, do it twice a year to check batteries in smoke detectors (and CO detectors) and to change the filters on the furnace.

If you didn't know or they didn't disclose, moved in, and they smoked in your house, could you evict them?

I've only been once before (just for a weekend and it rained the whole time so didn't get to see much) so I am pretty much in the dark on where to go.

.-- check out 10am next mornring.. my smoke outside.

A no smoking sign next to the pool table and over the entry to the rec room.   

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