If your job is hourly, your paying him instead of a $10-per-hour laborer to go shopping.

We always buy an extra 10 % for breakage, cuts, etc and then anything over 2-3 cases of tile is returned to HD, they have always allowed that.We do shop elsewhere, but HD had the quantity and same die-lot and a price too good to pass by.

No body wants them,,for maintance and liability issues.

Also, I wouldn't consider people who are shopping in the $850 range a "better" tenant pool then those in the $1200 range.

No body bids and it eventually re-appears on the market as a REO. 

I hate cabinet shopping from the big box stores and I thought id try something different this time. 

The right hands usually don't speak to the lefts very well, even when they are connected to the same body.

Spring is almost here so I'd start shopping out lenders to figure out who's going to be the most competitive and get an idea of where rates are now even though they'll be different in 2 months.

For this reason and others, I would shop for a lender that does not sell off their servicing.

It looks worse in daylight I am afraid.On the plus side the locks were changed today and we went shopping for flooring and got some numbers for painters.