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The average kitchen remodel in america is around $30k.With this I would say:$10-30k Cabinets$1.5k Cabinet Install$3000 Granite (Starts at around $35/sqft)Appliances: $5-20kFraming/Drywall: $1000Replumb Gas: $750Replumb Sink Drain: $1000Floor Repair: $250Backsplash:$500 +Materials

Good Afternoon,I was just wondering if any Canadians/ Australians had any luck in the past in Refinancing a property in America.

Wow.....Long & Foster, the 3rd largest brokerage in America was just acquired by Berkshire Hathaway/Home Services of America, the 2nd largest brokerage.

They accept only wire transfer. it cost 30$ in bank of America and the money received in the same day.Shiri

My "Learning Experience"...Years ago I bought  a Bank of America foreclosure in Rancho Santa Margarita, California.They wanted $89,000.00, I offered $60K cash, and the negotiations began.

Both of us are engineers who have worked our entire careers in Corporate America.

And, I've been in corporate America long enough to have a brass pair!!! 

I am certain Section 8 does not represent the majority of house renters in America.

The big issue to our future in America is not low rates or high rates.