Removed popcorn ceiling/re-textured.

So, the contractors would have to understand all the building material needed for the ADU, timing, building codes, depth of foundation, beams and brackets to use... etc. and where they would need detail would be: on the finish work: i.e. tile, window type, flooring, cabinets (type, texture, color) etc, anything that would be considered aesthetic (as one tile could be $2 per sq ft and another would be $10 dollars per sq ft) and even choosing one or the other would entail more labor work or less and hence the labor costs could change with every decision made. 

For those not in the know, owning and running a lumber mill or lumber dealer has not historically been the kind of profit generation business one may think, yacht's and private jet's do not apply, lol.

The company had already been under severe financial strain after the grounding of its 737 Max super jet following a pair of deadly crashes last year.

There is no 1 size fit's all, cash-4-keys is a principle idea/strategy, think of this like air travel, the individual way you do it varies wildly depending on what best fits the situation just like air travel can be in anything from a small propeller plane up to a giant A380 super jumbo jet and all points in between. 

the price is going to be the price. it's not going to give you that much stress compared to a contractor that uses paint that varies in price/color every single time.Let's face it. your not going to be using the same contractor all the timeif you're looking to do White and paint over good texture I would go with Maintenance Paint, from Lowe's, 5 gallon is about $40 to $50 then if you wanted an accent color or something else pick a color and paint every single unit that same color, do not deviate.

Items such as controlling the flooring on the inside of the unit (premise is noise abatement so some associations do not allow LVP), limiting rentals all together (premise owners take better care of the units), limiting certain bathtubs (premise: Common water heater and large jetted tubs use more water), limiting STRs (premise: they do not want strangers having unabated access), no washer/dryer in unit (premise they may leak resulting in damage to other units), etc. 

The resolution was complaining to the city, which made them jet the entire sewer line on that block and cleared the clog.

You could just use a public photo of Trump near his jet!

Purely curiosity here, not in a position to do this, but...What are the options for using private jets - charter, partial ownership, anything else?