It doesn't capture attention, and doesn't highlight the most important aspect of the house -- it's ALL NEW!

I'm sure there are other TK company reps on this site that preferred to lay low.I was just commenting on the format of the proforma performance illustrations, and highlighting whether it would be advantageous for the industry to adopt some standards.

Here arena few highlights that you should check:- Accessibility- once you get over a certain number of units a % of the units must be accessible- fireproofing in between units- includes walls, ceilings and floors- sprinkler system- if second floor- need two enclosed staircases- parking as someone mentionedBottom line for me was my estimate of converting an easy 2additional units was $30k.

Michael KubitzaYou asked: can anyone provide some info as to how to do the "@Name" To do that, hold down the shift bar, and type the first 2 letters of either the first or last name, and look below your post and you will see the name highlighted, click on it.Raymond

There's an art to showing houses and highlighting the good stuff and downplaying the negatives.

Larger master baths Ill do in satin, semi-gloss on the rest for greater moisture resistance.If there is color on the walls I like flat white ceiling as the flat reduces shadowing which highlights imperfections, and flat white "lifts" the ceiling while darker colors "lower" it.

We are about to put a historic 1919 home renovation flip on the market next month, and we want the house to show especially well in order to highlight the type of renovation work our company is capable of (and to get top market price on the house) For a complete staging on a 1,500 sq ft house I've been quoted $1,500.

Bullet points of your experience level (# of rehabs, wholesale deals, # of units you own) Don't fake it, if all you have done is be a real estate agent and not done any of your own deals, then highlight that you are an experienced agent with a good understanding of your market.

@Karen margrave,I'm totally not sure how you got my name highlighted like that!

Your best bet might be to see the house and make the offer there, so you can negotiate properly (without highlighting TOO much the deficiencies of the property) with the owner.