Also, Ipainted every wall, did a custom closet re-org in the guest bedroom, updated with new lighting and fixtures, knocked a part of the bedroom wall out to extend the master closet (and added addition slider door storage space above the closet), saved a dilapidated pergola, and did a bunch of stone work and landscaping to create a backyard oasis.

Cash flow is what keeps the lights on while the market does whatever the market is going to do.

Historic gas light pole?

If she's being evasive, and in light of that note regardless of who was the intended recipient, you should start researching the eviction process for your state.  

I prefer to not ask a million questions, but doing some light screening on the phone can often save me time.

Naturally we’d need some specialized training, he said – then the lights went dim.

I even threw in some premium things not found in any comps (LED can lights and quartz counter tops; they didn't cost me any more than normal stuff would and they look great).

For example, if a contractor has extra cans of paint, light fixtures, etc. after completing a project, they would donate it HfH.

Even if some moron deeply gouges or somehow burns the tile, you can use a belt sander (with a somewhat light touch!)

Often times these answers can shed some light on the various approaches that can be taken.