To me, being financially free would to be able to work a more flexible schedule, be on the boat on days when I would typically be at work or on the mountain on mid-week powder days! 

What's with all that overpaint on the water line in the powder room? 

I suggest, holding your powder for a investment that isn’t so risky or where you can get solid information.

However, nothing ruins the triumphant return to your newly updated home like realizing that everything you left behind is coated in a fine, pernicious powder.

Sanded and restained all hardwoods, gutted small powder room, remodeled bathroom (besides shower), and ripped out kitchen vinyl flooring with leftover hardwood that i had from my brothers house, redid countertops, and of course a new coat of paint in every room including ceilings.  

There are five doorways into the kitchen- to the living room, to the dining room, to the basement stairs and driveway access, to the powder room and to the mudroom with backyard/deck access. 

We are contemplating on installing a new electric boxHere is what we are wanting to do.Add a hallway (will require moving a non load bearing wall.)Add a powder room about 3 feet from existing bathroom with medium grade finishingUpdate 2 small bathrooms with medium grade finishingAdd additional toilet in master bath and move plumbing for shower and existing toilet about 3 feet. 

Funny, as your reserves and dry powder levels drop down from cash buys, you work smarter and build them back up organically.I may not be the one to ask. 

I would recommend the gel in addition to using boric acid (both tablets and powder).There were a few roached in my primary when I first bought it. 

Powder post beetle holes in substructure.My question is this, what to do now?