I have done mine and there is not a chance I would buy there.

Do I have any chance at getting it lower at whatever price she says is the lowest she'll take?

Thanks.p.s. the guy working in the dept was busy working up a quote for another customer so I didn't get a chance to ask him about install prices but curious what you pay in your area to have a granite top installed?

A lot of people use them interchangeably.I typically think of "rehabbing" as longer term more substantial improvements whereas "flipping" would be more cosmetic and focused on a quicker turn around.But that's more for positioning in my own mind.

spending a few hours on a rei website will do little toward improving your goal achievement position.this rei stuff is like an awakening for alot of people...it may even last for 3 or 5 months...but if you don't commit to it and either buddy with someone who's done it, or push yourself to do it, you're interest will drop off and you'll end up just not doing anything.if you want to change your life, half measures won't cut it.

Then I transfer "permanent" items into the new one; tax and insurance papers, paid bills for "capital" improvements etc.

each time you'll get someone different and you'll increase your chances of obtaining better information.

Hey thanks that makes sense, would you happen to know of a good company by any chance??

You analyze the other players, you calculate the size of the pot, you factor the chances of making your hand, you factor in 15 different things, but when you gauge your risk tolerance it needs to be HIGHER than normal if you are going to overcome your low funds.

I look at it as it's a chance for people to eventully get out of the rat race.