hit the nail on the head - the reason a person files for bankruptcy is important and will give you an important piece of the puzzle in regards to evaluating them as a potential tenant.

Nailed it.

As a novice, it could look like crap if you use hammer and nails manually.3) Leave enough gap around the perimeter to allow for expansion as prescribed in the instructions.

Not unless Al Capone lived in one of the units or something sentimental like that. :-)

Man you nailed it.

@John Weidner you nailed it!  

My home is currently a literal construction site and my fenced in back yard is full of debris, rusty nails, ladders left propped up against the walls and my patio furniture and BBQ grill thrown about as if they were trash.

Pop the nails back in with a hammer.  

Thank you for taking the time to respond and I really think you hit the nail on the head.

Personally, I have a master where every item is broken down into the 16 CSI Master Format divisions where I listed, down to the nails specs, every item you could ever need, and I sourced the prices from hardware stores and specialty stores.Then I had tables for items like: "wall framing" where I included all needed items from the first sheet leaving the qty at some nominal number like 10 feet.