Perfect timing.

Another good reason to do outside first/early is that you can take pictures and get preview listing going sooner.One little trick I've found to work well near the end...1) Sand and first two coats of polly on hardwood2) Paint walls/ceiling 3) Last sanding and polly on hardwood 2, 1, 3 - The painters are happy because they can slop paint all over the floor, BUT I'm unhappy because then ALL the surfaces have to be wiped down from the dust - and it's never perfect. 1, 3, 2 - No dust to clean but Painters have to be perfectly careful and not drip OR scrape with their ladders.  

That weeds out people who want me to pay top dollar because they want me to think their house is in perfect condition.At some point during rapport building, I'll ask them what they think their house is worth and how they arrived at that number.

Really @Rick Harmon w/ his connections & experience would be perfect for this.

I wouldn't argue with anyone who said it was the ONLY worthwhile medium to advertise them on, to be perfectly honest.  

My advice is to be patient enough to make good purchases (nothing's perfect). 

The smaller log cabin will run around 200 days and that is perfectly good with me as I got it for a great price.I have offered on 5 others in the last 6 months but was outpriced by people replacing lost homes.

Hadar,The B Multi Family is easy to find... the problem I have with out of state and foreign buyers is the limited financing.My US citizen buyers can expect 35%+ down payments.ReedyandCompany.net would be a perfect fit to manage a Multi Family for you.

She ended up being the perfect fit. 

Thanks for the info..You are not late all ..perfect timing...