There wasn't garbage, per se, just endless items mainly bought at clearances and such.

You generally have a builder’s warranty that will cover major items.

People with bad credit often have made very poor judgements about the value of the items they've purchased with that credit.3.

BTW: Before you ask, no most landlords do not supply these items in my area.

You don’t want to sell the house, which is the obvious way you can capture the value, but there is another answer: get a mortgage.

BTW when you hire an attorney one of the discussions should be is when you want them to memorialize items and when you don’t… These guys and gals will charge you a ton to write down the conversation the two of you had.

I WONT lift a hammer until you either give me 1/2 upfront or what I have been doing lately is have the investor deposit ALL the funds into a bank account with both my name and the investors name on the account----He cant pull it with out my signature and visa-versa And honestly as far as letting the investor buy the materials -- HA -- All the average investor sees is the "pretty" side of things not the working end of things, and becides sometimes you have no idea "whats behind that wall" so 9 out of 10 times the investor dosent buy the right items, enough items or whats really needed to put the project together.I'll be more than happy to go to the Home Depot and get everything ordered, shopped, picked up and I may even deliver it ( usually have Home Depot deliver it...more money out of your pocket !)

If you try to itemize them, the only thing you can be sure is that you'll overlook something.

The last few weeks, my 8yr old daughter and 10yr old son have inventoried, tested and photographed every item in those boxes and starting on March 1 will be opening their eBay store...why?

I contacted a mortgage broker I was referred to by a coworker and after sending in some documents he sent back an itemization sheet with the loan costs and other figures.