Screwing up the proper polarity of outlets; improper grounds; and, my pet peeve of DIYers and so-called "handy" persons, is failing to properly connect three-way switches, are just the easy ways to create problems that will cost you to fix in the future.

It's amazing how the meddling members of a Govt can manage to screw up anything they try to get involved in.

I was just wondering if I need to say screw it and move to another state!!!!!

So I want to act quick but don't want to be screwed.

However, if using different lenders, you will probably screw up both loans and they will cancel the closing....It is much safer to wait at least a month or two before applying for the HELOC to give time to your new loan to be reported on your credit report.

Our plan would be to refi ASAP probably up to the conforming limit ($548k), which would be doable if it appraises at least $731k @ 75% LTV.We are considering the following:Continue working with current lender, knowing they screwed us over once and looks like they are about to repeatSpoke with a loan broker in OR we have used before, he was less committal about closing 7/30 but thought 8/6 may be doable but is checking to verify he can meet dates before he says he can.

Four 1-inch deck screws and 2 heavy rubber bands will help you hang and stabilize the level's working edge against the ceiling joist so you can step back and look for gaps across the lebgth.

Don't screw around with the wiring. 

This is something I’m passionate about, I don’t want to jump into anything and screw myself but I’m ready to get started.

And I know there may be some that will post that I'm screwed, cool.