AnswerWhen operating on a small budget, it is necessary for the individual to first embrace the concept of simplicity. In other words, keep it simple. The first step one must take down this fixed path, is to not move the plumbing! Individuals can cut there costs down by not tampering with the pipes. Showers/Bathtubs, Sinks, Toilets, etc...should be left in there original configuration. While cutting some figurative corners will be necessary, it is important for one to build to code. As failing to do so can compromise the resale value of their home. Lastly, decorate wisely. Some decor will always be better when purchased brand new. However, there are many unique and visually appealing items that can be found in antique/thrift stores. Do not make the mistake of thinking such stores are beneath you, as more often than not, these establishments can offer us the most unique of treasures.

AnswerYou should clear out all the things which are not necessary. You should also consider replacing your large bathtub with a smaller one in order to get more space.

AnswerThere are many classes offered at large home improvement stores. As well, I would pick up a few magazines that refer specifically to kitchen remodeling. If you have some time on your hands, then I would suggest watching some videos on it as well, so that you can see the entire process from start to finish. Good luck!