Guess just the bottom, foundation is a stone like material, looked like brick is planned.

It definitely pays to shop around: The price can range between $195 and $250/300....Although the difference in price may be due to higher quality of customer service and real estate expert/s to whom to ask questions about the material, but the actual course seems to be the same everywhere.

It is a lot of material to absorb so I listen to the audio version on my iPod while walking.

But they save on energy (electric & heats) and the actual cost of materials.

The cement materials can be varnished and look very nice.

Buyer's offer was "all cash" and all contingencies have been removed.In the corrections, the City asked for some changes (as expected), such as calling for a higher spec roofing material.  

The added sparkle would be a noticeable upgrade in the rental market.When painting, you could choose the same color for both ceiling and walls to de-emphasize the sloping roof, and choose materials with very little contrast throughout the room, to again add to that illusion of space.Absolutely anything you do to that room would be an improvement so you're lucky in that you really can't go wrong!

Kitchen design features top of the line materials with stainless steel appliances, the layout and look are spectacular but practical with plenty of storage and counter space.

They can protect the cabinet surface and make them last longer.The takeaway is that you can significantly reduce long-term maintenance costs by using more durable materials during renovations.

While I'm sure the likes of quickbooks or other accounting software apps would be helpful, I'm curious as to whether the cost would justify the benefit for our first investment property and only renting out 1 unit @ ~$600 per month.Apologies in advance for the newbie questions - any insight, advice or reading materials covering this would be much appreciated folks.Thanks for reading and have an awesome day!