I would say if I did that on my place it would prolly cost me about $5,000 although I don't know if I would want to do all that tile.

I can definitely understand your reservation about a landord who doesn't want to install a gfci.

I have negotiated a price and set terms with the sellers but now the sellers accountant is advising them that they will have to pay all NYS taxes upfront rather then in installments (as a normal land contract works) because the seller no longer lives in NY they live in Florida..is this true?

For $3,500 I'll fly out to Maryland in install that for you. $.75/lf for material, and a few bucks per foot to pain and install.

Sometimes carpet is glued directly to the slab, other times it is a typical install like in a home.

In one day, it went from disaster to move in ready.The place had hardwood and tile throughout except for a room in the back (office/den type room).

Many cheap window installers stuff fiberglass insulation or none at all in that small gap, which is a waste of time/money.

But that's usually in conflict with those in a prime school district.As far as tax assessments we have seen buyers install the cheapest flooring & kitchens, wall off their 4th b/rm etc etc to avoid high initial property tax assessments only to upgrade several months later.

As they penetrate the market, innovations like the traffic control station used in the above example will be installed.

I prefer to use ceramic tile because ceramic is durable so you'll never have to replace the flooring again.