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how do you get a home makeover ppl to come to you for free or less money?

Under Family Category: Home Decoration

I wish to know so we cou ld request for it. though a seems to be usually in los angeles area of a country. can someone discuss it me who can do home emblem for reduction than 1000.00dlrs. we will be beneficial to me
I theory we meant those ppl which adorn houses not renovate, need assistance decorating house


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they wont, im so sorry!
you end up paying for everything, even if it goes over your limit. i read that on extreme home makeover a family was charged $500,000 and couldnt afford it!!!
the best thing to do on a budget like yours is to do it yourself.
i found some tips to help you!
and hopefully it does!
good luck!
http://www.bhg.com/decorating/budget-decorating/cheap/home-office-makeover-with-1000-dollars/

Chosenimperfection wrote on January 30, 2010 - 5:11 pm | Visit Link

you could always paint your room,, or even I seen on a talk show before friends switched furniture. A little faster then applying for a show.

Pennyspug wrote on January 30, 2010 - 5:11 pm | Visit Link

my late husband was a p/decorator, but he would suggest doing it yourself. Soak the paper with water and washing up liquid and do the whole wall repeat this a few times, then scrape, boring yes, but it does work. Good luck

RICKY B wrote on January 30, 2010 - 5:11 pm | Visit Link

Extreme Home Makeover cannot charge anything to the families for the renovations they made. I remember one family was charged additional taxes because of the renovation but something was worked out with the show because they family wasn’t responsible for that.

Under section 280(A)(g) of the Internal Revenue Code, if a taxpayer uses a dwelling as a residence and rents that dwelling to a lessee for a period of less than fifteen days, the rental payments are not included as income for tax purposes. It may be stating the obvious to say that giving designers, contractors, and construction workers access to a house for a week to perform home improvement-related tasks does not seem like the typical tenancy. But ABC does actually "rent" each family’s house for the week that its crew is on site.In lieu of making rental payments in cash, ABC pays the $50,000 rent in appliances, furniture, and electronics, such as television sets and refrigerators. Further, since ABC is the tenant of the property, any improvements made to the home are tax-free to the owner under section 109 of the Internal Revenue Code. Ultimately, the featured families receive hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of renovations with no tax consequences, which,absent a creative tax strategy, they would otherwise be forced to treat as taxable income.

OhYeahRight wrote on January 30, 2010 - 5:11 pm | Visit Link

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