Without easements for sewer, water, gas, electric, phone lines, cable TV, fiber optic, the subdivisions would be unlivable by today's standards.

The outside of the house looks unfinished.3- skip the corn field intro on the video. 4- The focal point of your LR SHOULD be the fireplace!!!

Kind of like if you are a Market Maker and you Wholesale properties that you picked up for less than half price, some how and are dealing them to the...Flippers who buy the Corn or House for one higher price and do something to it to sell it at a higher price which may not even be Retail.

From a health and safety standpoint, it is not a health hazard as long as it is not friable, or in a state that readily releases fibers into the air when disturbed.  

Downtown Detroit offers exactly that with the tech scene booming (check out StockX, Rocket Fiber, Bloomscape, Microsoft, Google/Waymo, Amazon, Quicken Loans, Ally, etc.) and big Autos (Ford, GM, etc.) putting their autonomous driving and EV teams in downtown Detroit to compete with Silicon Valley for top talent in this country.

thanks Bill, I am targeting high end customers only and the flip would be real one for a 1970 year apt, removing pop corn, open kitchen and change cabinets and flooring so it will be real comfortable inside.

(for example if I see that the electrical service to a home has been updated well, a plumbing cleanout has been added, and then cement-fiber siding has been installed and painted well, then that tells me a great deal about what is likely to be true about the other aspects of the home, versus if I see patchwork updates and deferred maintenance galore, that also informs me on what to anticipate inside).- Pulling from tax records and any other public information source, what can you figure out about the layout of the home and the space? 

I have seen corn, melons, bonsai trees, paintings, wreaths, fireworks and many other things sold this way.

I've lived here for 20 years and watched it grow from corn fields to the home of the Dallas Cowboys Headquarters at Frisco Station.

He wants the carpet replaced because he "doesn't like the color" and he wants a deeper fiber pile.