I agree with what you're saying in most cases, especially standard flips, etc.In this case there's some additional considerations because it's personal...I'm also trying to figure out visibly respectful ways to handle this, because I'm looking to use these methods for future probate deals, and I want to have tools in my belt that I can use to demonstrate respect for the relatives and their loss. 

They use to be one of my favorite tools, no longer!

I'm sure that I saved a $100+ plumbing bill with this tool.  

Kexin, sounds like you could benefit form developing some rental criteria and an evaluation tool to evaluate applications.  

Dimensions and height of he structure are restrictive because I had to build on the site of a torn down single-car garage & its tool shed.

His tools and supplies remain in the unit they were to start on next.Obviously, I'll pay him for the second unit he's done and will never use him again, but what about the free tools?

The one thing i got out of it all is to learn how to leverage you free tools and maximize them to the fullest.

I'm trying to scrap the entire MLS of my local area's public MLS, which uses a FlexMLS Javascript site.  I've tried Import.IO with no luck.  Anyone every try anything in this space?

-R-T-A cabinets (ready to assemble) (if you do a search, some threads will contain online stores links also)-ikea-custom cabinets-you learn to do it (time consuming + need to spend for tools)(if you add more details in you post, others can give you more detailed responses)-depends on your budget and your expectationsGood luck and pictures of your finished results will be appreciated

Art, this is the Kwikset SmartKey reset cradle tool: http://www.homedepot.com/p/Kwikset-SmartKey-Reset-Cradle-Tool-83260-SMT-RESET-CRADLE/202099307They're easy to use and handy to have if you use the Kwikset SmartKey locks.