You could make display shelving there so you can still see through, it will add a decorative element & I believe it would cost less than installing a bar area. 

Instead, you need to see the overlooked opportunities that are all around you and act on the vast sums of untapped income and unclaimed success just waiting to be harnessed.You probably spend too little time studying the most successful, innovative and profitable ideas people in other industries use to grow and prosper.Yet, if you start focusing on other industry’s success practices, you’ll be amazed at how easily you can adapt these ideas to your own business situation.Suddenly, you’ll see significantly better ways to produce significantly better results from the same time, manpower, effort, activity, and capital.Vision isn't easy.As a result, most people let the opportunity of a lifetime slip through their fingers & live to regret it; but in this case I could make it easy for you to Not let this one slip away so that you can take advantage of this unique opportunity with zero risk.Instead, you need to see the overlooked opportunities that are all around you and act on the vast sums of untapped income and unclaimed success just waiting to be harnessed.In a recessionary economy like this, some 30 million people could be out of work -- they lost their jobs, got put on shortened work week.Millions will be (or are, right now) aggressively looking for business opportunities they can purchase or start.Though most of them don't have a lot of cash to invest, they still need income, they need work, they need productive activity that makes them money and keeps them feeling worthwhile.I believe there’s not one business owner or startup I’ve ever met in North America (and probably the world) who couldn’t, who shouldn’t broaden their perspective and think about how to grow yourself a small or large business empire.And that can mean nothing more than multiplying the size of your current business many times through external leveraged buyout acquisition activities.Or it can mean multiplying it through a roll up.Or it could mean buying complimentary-type product and service businesses.Most people in business - or wanting to start their own business - set their sights too low.They’re often content merely to have a so-so business that makes them a barely livable income.But why start a business that has a one in thirty chance of even making it five years –when you can acquire a solidly profitable existing business that’s a huge, proven moneymaker that has a high certainty of working - using none of your own capital?

Every individual has a unique tax situation so its hard tell someone that LLC-->s-corp/partnership/disregarded entity would be the best route for them until detail information is obtained.  

The poly or plastic style nice base (not the office style rolls, but the decorative residential style) is probably your best bet.  

Bathtubs are for children primarily,only the bathrooms meant to be used by the children need tubs.The master bathroom needs a large shower with decorative tile and an excellent shower head and water pressure.Benches are unnecessary unless it is an extra large shower for two people to share if you know what I mean 😜😘😎

There is a unique email address for every app.

I find them both front and back yards I have a decorative collection.

Unique or difficult architecture would cost more, but I think you get the point.

The "guy" might be wrong, when doing additions, every permit is unique especially in LA City, we don't have full details of your project, but more importantly we won't spend our time doing the research for you, we could point you to the right direction.

That may mean fixing the kitchen and bathrooms; but it may mean adding another bathroom, or adding a garage or finishing a basement or adding central HVAC or creating a nice outdoor space or replacing all the siding/windows or whatever...Every flip is unique and there is no simple formula (like "focus on kitchens and baths") that will make you successful.Btw, the "kitchen and baths" thing is good advice for retail sellers who are looking to fix up their house and have limited funds/knowledge to do so -- those are generally reasonable areas to focus on, but certainly not the end-all-be-all for most flips.