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Jarrod Willis What style is this? What would YOU do to improve the value?
25 February 2015 | 5 replies
Unless you're in love with the style, I wouldn't worry about investing a lot into keeping it, it appears to be a dressed up box, that can be changed to any traditional style. 
Jennifer S. Rental Properties Calculator
28 July 2015 | 1 reply
I've been sleeping with my laptop next to me, and have noticed that when I wake up I've been checking email for listings, and running numbers on properties before I even get dressed in the morning.
Ryan Fatula What type of return can I expect from adding new windows??
24 January 2013 | 19 replies
They not only dress the place up, they hide the windows that the buyer will hardly even look at once they buy.
Thomas Parrott calculating cash flow
1 March 2010 | 5 replies
Crummy ones generate passive losses that the people who sell crummy deals use to dress them up.
Account Closed HELP--NEIGHBORS ARE KILLING MY HOME'S VALUE
11 February 2011 | 31 replies
josh, to my knowledge, code enforcement won't be able to do anything about rap music being played, or thugs hanging outside, bc the truth is that if these were handsome guys dressed in polo shrits and khakis it wouldn't bother people--sorry if that's not PC enough for some people. you can't discriminate agaisnt these people bc they dress like criminals, (although i'm so perplexed how they manage to keep their pants from not falling to the ground lol) so yes, code enforcement may be able to do something about the cars, but that really only solves a part of the problem..they can still hang outside on their property.
Jeff Tumbarello Credit Suisse Dressed Down Over Yellowstone Loan
30 May 2009 | 1 reply
http://dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/05/14/credit-suisse-dressed-down-over-yellowstone-loan/If Chrysler’s secured creditors think they are getting rough treatment in bankruptcy court, they should consider what just happened to Credit Suisse in Montana.In a ruling that crackles with outrage, the judge overseeing the bankruptcy of the Yellowstone Club, a mountain retreat for the super-rich, took the rare step of lowering the priority of Credit Suisse’s secured debt, putting it behind even the claims of Yellowstone’s unsecured creditors, like vendors.
Chris Conroy My First Deal - Rehab questions
12 July 2016 | 7 replies
Someone who dresses with taste.
Steve Sapowsky Respecting seller when making low ball offer
30 August 2016 | 8 replies
However, I completely understand the sensitivity around it, especially that it's a neighbor.The first thing to note is that some sellers are going to be insulted with a lower offer than they feel, no matter how much you dress it up.
Chris Eastvedt Need Help With Pre-forclosure/Forclosure Cold Calling Approach
25 October 2023 | 16 replies
He explained to door knock betweeen 5-7 and to not be too dressed up but dressed up enough that people take you seriously.
Tom Keith First Deal Closed!
16 May 2014 | 31 replies
We have interest only at 6% for 9 months or $483/monthClosing Cost $2,940 which included survey and title policy to help seller.Down payment $3,876.12Insurance $400 during rehabTaxes will be @ $200/ monthUtilities $100 / monthRehab $10,000ARV expected @ $135,000This home will rent for $1275-1350 if we go that way.The rehab is a lot of landscape and clean up of 1.85 acresExterior home clean up paint and trimFull rehab of both bathrooms, paint in bedrooms, floor covering, appliances, countertops and dress up with back splash.Estimated cost for holding 2 months $95,816I think I got everything.Thanks So Much.