They are also lightweight, and NOT sharp edged when exposed.

last night in discussions about the .75 rate cut the idea was forwarded that the feds would not have taken that step were not some big bank under threat of failing.

It should not matter if you are rehabbing a house or cutting folks grass for a living.

If they were to put in 100% of the money, and you were to buy and operate a rental for them, then your cut would realistically be those property managment and maintenance fees.

Making them confirm saves time in going over there, cuts way down on no-shows, and only the serious ones will do it.Check craigslist for comparable properties and what they're renting for.

Lake Mead is already at 1074 feet, at 1075 feet there will be cuts to the Central Arizona Project, if this level remains on 1/1/16.A lack of water means businesses and residents fleeing. 

Why get into electrical and cutting into the roof when it won't affect your sale.

The first piece of advice is what my dad always used to tell me:  measure twice and cut once.  

You can't really cut corners on a higher-end retreat, though it's always good to evaluate.I should add that tag sales and second-hand shops can be another source, either if you have some time or just by way of keeping an eye out if you know you'll be buying another one (and have somewhere to store items).

The government isn't going to take a pay cut.