I'm looking for the same type of transactions to surface in this current market shift.

In beach areas expect lots of wet towels, bathing suits, iced glasses on surfaces so go with painted or laminate for tables, side tables.

A bedroom would typically include a bedframe, mattress, nightstand, desk, desk chair, another sitting surface, lighting and some decorative art.

@Amy Lui well, there may be a lot of factors that I am not aware of here... but at the surface, it seems your issue here is "who is assuming Risk."

The other two rooms already had hard surface (vinyl) flooring so now at this point the entire house is hard flooring and there is not carpet anywhere.

You would need to speak with an experienced lender if you are looking to use one as they are not as simple as they appear on the surface.

I feel like I am just scratching the surface.

I'm sure you're a nice guy but on the surface of it you went behind the PM's back and interfered with his business.

Adjoining cities have pretty much follwed suit in all other terms.

The other side o the twinhome is owned by someone else, so I'd only be changing the roof on my side.I'd like to replace the flat roof throughout the home with a sloped / skillion roof, and have the shorter side of the roof (the detached side of the home) at 9 or 10 feet instead of the current 8' height, and then obviously have the other side of the roof (the adjoining wall of the twinhome) be 15' tall.So we're essentially going to be raising the walls on all sides of the home by certain amounts, and doing a full roof replacement, changing the flat roof to a sloped roof.