That dremel will pay for itself pretty quickly even with occasional use.I've done a bit of rehab linoleum scraping and some test plunge cuts in wood - amazing tool.

Really couldn't tell because it looked like a place would look like after a fire, but no smoke or black wood.

Not sure how you can put in 144 ft of fencing for 500, that's 3 per lineal foot and wood fencing is 10 per foot for material almost.

Of course, after inflation heats up, and inflation premium is added to interest rates.

If you have the 1950's wood framed slide up windows and a few are cracked or in bad shape, count on replacing all the windows in the home.

Auction.com is a site where you don't need a realtor and you can register free to bid.There is live online chat and i was told by them the following info.You need a small deposit submitted to each property you gonna bid.If you win the auction you have to pay 10% same day to escrow officer and you have 30 days to pay cash or 45 to finance.Your total price will be the amount you bid and BUYER PREMIUM on top.

Use some wood cleaner / restorer right before you start showing it.

tony, it depends on the size, but yes, they are anywhere from 60 to 400 for a large picture window.the thing you have to remember is that the installation is much more expensive when you are replacing the alum/steel windows compared to a vinyl replacement.with vinyl replacement, the wooden frame, the sill, the wood trim inside, and the vinyl trim on the outside are already there....so, you just have to pop out the stop and screw down the new window.with steel/alum window going to vinyl, you need all those things mentioned above. they have to "break" (term used to bend the alum trim) the trim, secure it, caulk it, etc, etc.. so labor and parts are much more.i am going through this right now with the house i am buying.

And the line forms at the end of road, down the alley, over the hill and through the woods.

I have some tax liens which will have subsequent taxes coming due in May and I am wondering if there is a way to apply surplus (premium, overbid) over what the minimum bid was to the subsequent taxes so they will be paid without me having to put up anymore cash?