The condo I own has a ton of recessed lighting.

It seems like a very American concept to be able to buy your way into or out of anything - and it's simply not true.Thanks for passing that particular message through a different filter and shedding some light on predatory practice.

Don't forget to buy new braided connector hoses too.As @Mike Gallagher said, it has surprised me with light fixtures and other products that a manufacturer will have parts on hand and send them out for free, even if you have no paperwork.

The front deck is getting overhauled, the living space is completely opened with beams in and columns in place, can lights are in, and the backyard now looks MASSIVE!  

Knowing how many wholesale type events are out there and that title companies do not catch all things, I would guess there are some snags that are pretty problematic.In addition, it brings to light under some of the same guise, the deed language used and lack of express language to prevent merger.

Howard from little Sims, NCWe have a caution light.  

I'd say Wendell made a wise choice in not getting involved, there are jokes about having ministers as borrowers, the PR can put a lender in a bad light as well. :)   

., nice vanity if you have room, get rid of old white metal medicine chest in wall, put in nice wood one with lots of light, new flooring, maybe tile around tub. 

@Christian Carson may be able to shed some light on this.....

Due to your collective knowledge I got the light in the end of tunnel and I learned.