Not as in wall to wall carpeting but as in individual rugs.

I once brought her a rug and she refused, saying it's not good enough.

We have to put the kitchen underlayment down before the rug and linoleum man comes in with the linoleum for the kitchen.  

I’d stage it with yard furniture, and outdoor rug and some potted plants which would also look very nice in my own back yard.

So, while I am 100% certain you can find a "better quote," it's probably just going to be at the cost of a greater % chance of the lender pulling the rug at the 11th hour.About six months ago I helped someone refinance out of a HML at about 7.5%, and yes it was true hard money.

My wife doesn't even trust me to pick out the right color for the bathroom rugs !

Coffee maker and coffe.Door mats, are rugs, grill.Toaster Bowls for mixing and storing in fridge, casserole dish, pizza panCake pans?

Now (nearly 3 years later), I'm in love again and want to move forward but also worry about pulling the rug out from under my daughter, who thought she knew what her future held (and I thought the rental property on a paid-for house, might be a great solution to have a retirement income).I realize that there are emotions involved & that's why I'm seeking advice, so I'm not trying to be argumentative and would appreciate any additional input you might offer considering the possible clarifications above.

Tenant must comply with recommendations and requests from the pest management specialist prior to professional treatment including but not limited to:  Placing all bedding, drapes, curtains and small rugs in bags for transport to laundry or dry cleaners.  Heavily infested mattresses are not salvageable and must be sealed in plastic and disposed of properly.  Empty dressers, night stands and closets.

I have paid housekeepers 100 to 125 and utilized the extra $25 toward rug cleaning and the miscellaneous dry cleaning of chair covers and such that will inevitably come up.