Charging $1,000 per room sounds fair for Bulverde, but double-check local comps to be sure you’re not leaving money on the table.

Designing without a dishwasher might reduce headaches, but in most markets today, it can also mean leaving money on the table.

If inflation averages 5%, below is a table showing how much less groceries you can afford in the future.In 10 years, $100 will only buy 63% of what you can purchase today for $100.

I highly recommend considering the points Nathan has brought to the table while you are making your decision.

I updated the bathrooms, added a game room, an indoor griddle/breakfast station, decorated with beach theme (it's by the ocean), replaced the roof, added an HVAC, added all new flooring, resurfaced the pool, poured new concrete in the backyard, created an area for a fire table, bought furniture for outdoor dining, and much more.

Because anything else, your NOT investing, your gambling. it's going to the roulette table with your grocery $ and praying it wins.

I have a basic understanding of how closing works (have sat at the table twice), the local foreclosure process (non-judicial state here), and loan agreements.     

She was unable to answer MANY questions during meetings with creditors, saying she had MEMORY ISSUES AFTER SUSTAINING A BRAIN INJURY from hitting her head on a concrete table when she fell in late 2021.

I went and did a walkthrough with my handyman and there is some damage that I advised him needs to be repaired (French doors to be replaced and repainting of rooms he painted black without permission) He agreed to do the repairs. 

Who's bringing what to the table?