I have found nice ones used, on CG, used appliance shops and hit up bath/kitchen remodel contracts, there is nothing wrong with used in some lightly up dated kitchens of 10 year old home as it's probably newer than what would have been there, just saying, used can work.

I would also recommend shopping (do your due diligence) for a good contractor.

Shop for the right mortgage broker (not bank).

While removed, shop vac out the fan itself to get rid of any loose dust (usually I find quite a bit).

My advice would be not to shop at big box stores and find wholesale distributors for items you need.

Hello Everyone,

I am a HCV/Sec 8 renter on the threshold of leaving my (cherished) property manager of nearly ten years for a new home. Over the past decade, I have become accustomed to a high standard of landlord ex...

Here's the list: liquid hand soap, paper towels, kleenex, toilet paper, plunger, blue paper shop towels, canister of clorox wipes, first aid kit, large garbage can, large garbage bags, flashlight, step stool, contractor's roll of paper for floor protection, handyman tool kit, bottled water for the crew, N95 respirators, hearing protection ear muffs, cleaning gloves, work gloves, safety glasses, cleaning supplies caddy, repair supplies caddy, inspection tools caddy, shop vac, broom, light bulbs.

The.property will act an office/shop for my remodeling/custom woodworking.business.does anyone have any suggestions on finding such a lenderThank.youTyler Roderick

Rents are cheap (1 BR/1 Bath, 800 SF for $600 is not uncommon), decent to very good recreational areas, and decent shopping.

If not, do you think it's worthwhile to shop around for a cheap <4% interest 30 year cash out refi to have the money to invest?