About this time the other tenant walks out of the kitchen with a headless, skinned carcass of a squirrel.Knowing that it would not be an odd question considering the extremely small country bumpkin town, I asked if he shot it out of one of the trees on the property.

Painted all the trim in the unit I am rehabbing, painted two bathrooms, and a kitchen.

Even when not required we try to get a few in ungrounded houses... originally to cover the kitchen and bath but anymore, people have so many electronics we try to get a protected circuit in the living room as well.

I'm currently redoing an apartment that I've owned for a long time, the last tenant was there for 21 years, with new granite countertop, new kitchen cabinets, all new flooring, new ceilings, and a new deck.

I've seen it in high end stores and it looks great, haven't seen it in a home but I'd certainly use it, especially in a kitchen or bath.

I didn't hear anything back for a couple hours but he came back eventually saying how he appreciated me taking a look and how he put so much toward new siding and some toward a backyard kitchen area and home theater.

Not just HVAC units, but you will see people selling their kitchen cabinets on CL before they get foreclosed.

I am thinking of just always doing the same thing to these houses. 1. white kitchen cabinets, with laminate counter tops with the 4 inch back splash.

They are more expensive but if like us you have made claims due to tenants setting the kitchen on fire, causing a flood and then throw in the crazy tornado/hail storms in Oklahoma you won't be able to get Insurance with standard carriers.

The front opens up and there is a little kitchen in there.