I am going to lay out my understanding of both TK companies since we have both companies represented in this thread.Home UnionI dealt with Gary Nguyen and have spoken to him a couple of times and read the literature he provided. 

The lighting, layout , the wall paints ,privacy etc are also very important.

What I do is if the location is right, the condition of the property is right, the layout of the property is right, the existing financing payments are right, and the attitude of the sellers are right,  then my job is to put together the deal structure that works for me, and I basically give the project the green light.

I don't think my lovely brothers or boyfriend would put the touches i put on things in such an instinctive/intuitive way.

Keen intuition and observation skills.14 years as "Accessibility Services Manager" at a major medical center, providing accommodations for people with disabilities and language/cultural support services.

@Taylor Stamm here's a good overview of the state of the solar industry in Florida: https://www.solarpowerrocks.comCounter-intuitively, the "Sunshine State" has not been kind to solar historically, but that is has changed in the past few years and the solar market is rapidly developing there now.

When we researched it a couple of years ago it was one of a couple programs that were both reasonably priced and yet powerful enough to do the things we needed.In our case it helped us figure out ahead of time our drawing for our kitchen layout was off as one of the cabinets would have been 2 inches wide.

I am looking at a duplex here in town in a great area but need walls moved etc and want to spend a little money on the layout so it turns out amazing.

My intuition is to ask the Seller to complete the delead work (or whatever he promised the city in his response to the letter/HUD) before closing.

It's not intuitive at all and I'm an accountant to boot.