I get the caulk the kind I get is the non srink kind its triple the cost but its not that much  you want have your crown gaps and wall  railing will look good for years that what you have to do that abut 60 dollars a job I just get it and drop it off.also tell your painter if he wants the job he needs to caulk and have some small point up in his scope are you will get someone else to do the job.

Dated kitchens and bathrooms dont make much difference   so I just sold a house, we used to have beautiful crown molding, it's painted white before.

I spent a bit too much on things like spray foam, solid doors, crown molding(nearly everywhere), hardwood flooring and converting house to gas.  

This thread speaks volumes to me...I gave myself the title of RE investor last September, not knowing what I should do next after self crowning myself.I stumbled on the idea and plan of how I would get my WA broker's license and be a rehabber that would sell my own properties, thus keeping all commissions in house.I studied for my license on line and got up to the very last exam before paaing the entire course when I met my now business partner and mentor.I do not look at my attempt at getting my license an ill- fated move at all- it actually "schooled" me in the ins and outs of basic RE knowledge.Overall, I think that reaching out to a mentor will solidify your business foundation-In other words, don't build your house of cards on a crooked table like so many other have.Much success!

To me, areas like Merrillville, Scherrerville, Crown Point, etc would be far better if I was living in Indiana.

Putting up crown moulding for the first time at my parents house.

Scale of furniture, recessed ceiling cans, crown mold and color choices (including white on window wall to diffuse and taupe on kitchen entry wall to define space) are spot on for high end beach area! 

Yes, its true that ENY has a bad reputation when it comes to safety but the same could be said of Williamsburg, Bed-Stuy, Crown Heights 10-15 years ago.

I'm in Crown Point, Indiana. 

That redevelopment authority offer may not have been that low, probably lower than you can get, but if the area is to be redeveloped, I can see where they would pay a premium for the crown jewel of the project to kick off the entire project.Just saying, sounds to me like you need to step back and consider the options, you could market with plans in a couple weeks, just don't be in a hurry.