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• This is what the Good Bones duo wish they had known before starting their business
• Rüsselsheim, Villas and Luxury Homes for sale - Prestigious Properties in Rüsselsheim
• Good Bones star Mina Starsiak Hawk thought the casting agent who scouted them was a scammer
• Bates-Hendricks, Indianapolis Homes for Sale
• Fountain Square Homes for Sale Indianapolis

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This is what the Good Bones duo wish they had known before starting their business

You are greeted by a screened in porch, which will be the perfect area to enjoy a morning coffee. Under the settlement, Two Chicks and a Hammer, Inc. will pay a civil penalty of $40,000 and produce a video about renovations involving lead-based paint, primarily featuring Mina Starsiak Hawk. The company will also post another video on social media about protecting children from lead exposure. The host also provides drinks like coffee and tea, as well as light snacks for breakfast.

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Rüsselsheim, Villas and Luxury Homes for sale - Prestigious Properties in Rüsselsheim

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They built their business from the ground up, and though they are now reaching huge audiences, they are still jumping over hurdles every day. Here are some of the most fascinating things you never knew about the women behind Good Bones. In 1900, pharmacist John Hook opened the first Hook's Drug Store at the corner of what is now Prospect and S. Although that building no longer exists, Hook's grew to be a chain of over 160 stores throughout Indiana, and is today part of the CVS Pharmacy chain.

Good Bones star Mina Starsiak Hawk thought the casting agent who scouted them was a scammer

"Mina will tell you that we put about $150,000-$180,000 into each house," said Laine. "So if we do 10 houses, that's $1.5 million to $1.8 million. And we didn't have that in our pockets, so that growth spurt was up." First settled in 1835 by Calvin Fletcher and Nicholas McCarty, Fountain Square quickly grew into the main commercial district in Southside Indianapolis. By the 1870’s Fountain Square boomed with commercial success and made it’s mark as a thriving cultural center.

Before starting Two Chicks and a Hammer with her daughter, Karen Laine had a successful career as an attorney. When they landed Good Bones, she had to take a step back from practicing law in order to focus on the business, although she retained a few of her clients. The fact that she's a lawyer, a wife, and a mom might make it seem that Laine is totally strait-laced and serious, but it turns out that she has a wild side. "Most people are surprised to find that I have a tattoo that goes from the nape of my neck, covers my back, and extends down the backs of my thighs," she told Marketplace Events. "We truly are rehabbing neighborhoods," Laine told Indy Star. "If we were flipping, we wouldn't strip down to studs, install new electrical, new HVAC, new plumbing or whatever else needs to be done. This is rehab. These houses need a good 12-step program."

Bates-Hendricks, Indianapolis Homes for Sale

Perfect for raised new build, with garage underneath. An excellent opportunity for a bungalow just south of Bates Hendricks and near Garfield Park! It will need some TLC to bring it to the top of the m...

"He's just the nicest human alive and super-talented and funny," Starsiak Hawk told Marketplace Events. Because the houses are often so disgusting, Laine and Starsiak Hawk like taking on houses that have had a fire. Fire burns up some of the poop, making their jobs a little easier. Starsiak Hawk said that the house they fixed up in the pilot episode of Good Bones had had a fire, but was hiding another weird surprise. "It also had a chest freezer that was full and hadn't had the power to it in at least six months," she said.

The mother and daughter duo have also gained a legion of loyal fans. Karen Laine and Mina Starsiak Hawk make a perfect TV team, but they would also love to work with other big names in the business. The fiery-haired Laine said that she would love to have the chance to pair up with Mike Holmes, the star of Holmes on Homes. "I have a soft spot for gingers, and I think I could learn a thing or two from him," she told Indianapolis Home Show. The Good Bones stars have proved over and over again that they're not afraid of hard work, but they still have to demand respect from men.

This open kitchen offers a waterfall edged island w... Lead can cause irreversible and life-long health effects, including decreasing IQ, focus, and academic achievement in children. While lead is dangerous to all children, not all children are equally exposed to lead, nor do they suffer the same consequences of exposure. The harmful impacts of lead disproportionately impact environmentally overburdened, low-income families and their communities.