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5d ago
inJust realized my lender's fee sheet listed $4,200 in closing costs I could actually shop for, and nobody told me
Notice how nobody explains this stuff unless you dig, same as phone bills and car repairs.
8d ago
inWarning: I broke my own code 4 times last week and finally found the bug in 12 minutes
Printing stuff just hides the real problem. A break in the wrong spot means your loop logic is shaky, so go rewrite that block until the flow is obvious. Staring harder won't fix sloppy structure.
10d ago
inCan we talk about spending $500 on a sewer scope before closing?
A cracked pipe sounds scary but how often does that actually happen? Most old houses have clay pipes that keep working fine for decades. One bad story on a forum doesn't mean everyone needs to drop 500 bucks.
1mo ago
inHot take: skip the fancy tile leveling system, shims work fine
Man that sucks about the kit breaking after only 2 rows, $80 down the drain. I feel you on the frustration because those wedge systems act like they're the only way to get a flat floor, and they are not. I've used plastic shims on plenty of jobs and never had a callback, so you're not crazy at all. The wedge kits have their place on big wall tiles where you need even pressure, but for a bathroom floor they're mostly just hype. Save your money and keep doing what works.