It was a real life saver for me last year... we're still looking into getting a good CPA.Anyway, It has been 2 years now, so it isn't so fresh on my mind.

saying you don't want to remove the tub bc you may uncover more unknown issues is like saying you don't want to go into the attic bc you're afraid the roof may be leaking and you may find water...in my opinion, resurfacing a tub that has "issues" is putting lipstick on a pig in some situations...i just called a contractor the other day asking for prices..500, but he said he'd do the tile surround for another 300 bucks....NO THANKS...i can have my contractor throw in a brand new tub for way less than that.

You should also have "fresh eyes" stress test it also.

So long as your unit is fresh, new, and clean you'll be fine.

This is a flushing agent that causes the roaches to flush from their hiding places, run into the freshly sprayed chemical (I always prefered the chemical Demand CS with an active ingredient of Lambda-Cyhalothrin)It may take 2 or even 3 treatments to eradicate the problem and is not cheap if done right.

I was fresh out of college and my first job paid $23k per year.

You are not looking for the home that has been freshly renovated, manicured yard, statues in the garden, etc… You are looking for the house that has phone books piling up, yard needing cut and painting.

Funny thing...when I saw you are from Philly the song from Fresh Prince of Belair came into my head....bet your singing it now too!

I'm trying to make a fresh start on a new deal.

It used to be a fresh platform and maybe many people still view it as an innovator in travel.