It is mounted on the wall-close to the ceiling. 

Use a carbide blade on an oscillating tool, rather than the purpose-made grout-removal blades they sell to mount on recipro saw.This is kind of why white as a bathroom grout color never goes out of style.

No doubt the mounting student debt and increasing health care costs are a problem, but I wouldn’t call it a bubble and I don’t see how it would crash real estate.Real estate doesn’t crash over night.

That equipment is in a small "head unit" that is mounted in whatever room you are heating/cooling.

How about Rocky Mount? 

Dentists need high pressure pumps, extra sewer lines to each chair, heavy mounting for xray or other machinery.

  - Install a new 32" vanity and medicine cabinet (there is a wall mounted sink with separate hot and cold water taps now).- Reinstall the same toilet. - No plans for a tile wainscot on the wall because of cost.

Purchase price: $1,250,000 Cash invested: $287,000 Sale price: $1,925,000 Acquisition of off-market single family residence located in beautiful Mount Washington, CA.

I recently published the book, “Broke to A Quarter Million” on Amazon and am getting some of the same responses from investors and people who have yet to invest.The main concern I want to address is that yes I built this strategy around depressed cities and I used Fall River Massachusetts as it is where I grew up.There are many other cities around the country where the “Broke to a Quarter Million” strategy works all across the country for example:Massachusetts has: Fall River, New Bedford, Taunton, Brockton, North Attleboro, Worcester, Springfield, Holyoke, Lowell, Lynn Lawrence, Chelsea, BostonRhode Island has: Pawtucket, Central Falls, Woonsocket, ProvidenceConnecticut has: Hartford, New Haven, Bridgeport, Waterbury, Danbury, New London, New Milford, Westbrook CenterNew York has: New York, Monticello, Hempstead, Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, Mount Vernon, Liberty, Beacon, Mechanicstown, Spring ValleyI would say that instead of say this doesn’t work in my city.

I'm not down there but still definitely love the area and miss Mount Pleasant to death.