I liked it because it had a nice cushion layer on the bottom, was thick, and flexible.

If you are in a multifamily situation, it may be best to do LVP with a thick rug on top, LVP/hardwood makes a lot of noise.

With that method Id have to pull out all the electrical boxes to compensate for the thickness of the new drywall (probably the second cheapest). 

The guide is quite helpful (rather thick though).

I've been told my credit is "thick" and it's above 800 currently, however, my wife and I want to purchase a new home next year so I don't want any hits on my personal credit just yet.I understand Hard Money lending is another option but I'm nervous about loan terms that short and APRs that high.

The thickness of my skin is not indicative of my desire for community and peership outside of my own echo chamber.

Not a huge deal as I have staffed labor, but the entitlement is definitely thick with Airbnb guests.

The higher bids include creating a slight slope using varying thicknesses of insulation under the membrane.We've encountered a few different options in the quotes:Reinforced EPDM vs. 60 mil membrane: One roofer suggested reinforced EPDM for superior puncture resistance, while others argue that upgrading from a 45 mil to a 60 mil membrane is sufficient for occasional foot traffic (for inspections), falling debris, and hail.Attachment methods: Some roofers propose mechanical attachment (especially for reinforced EPDM), while others prefer an adhesive method.We're seeking advice from anyone with experience in EPDM roof installations.

It was packed floor to ceiling with pathways that were two feet thick with trampled trash. 

What thickness and what brand is better?