We typically do a lighter color (ex. pine) laminate floor with a cream color wall and white trim.

The tenants are not 'cream of the crop', but I never expected it.

You want to buy the cream of the crop, within your budget, so that declines and changes, after you leave the area can be at least partially mitagated.

Lose the property, get $0 and ruined credit.not really list it with a good broker sell it in 3 days for 100k or better.. no rationalizing how you guys cream peoples equity.. it is what it is we all do it.. myself included.. just depends.. on how you got the deal.. if its MLS or agent brings it to me.. then I pay whatever.I mean I have bought properties that agents listed and they had no clue as to the timber value..

I was recently in Denver and thought about stopping by to complain in person, but in the end Little Man Ice Cream won and I thought I'll drop you a line.

Actually we look for "crap of the cream" properties that we can "greenhab"....You know...solar, wind, battery power, food growth...that kind of eco stuff.

If you do the walls white paint the top cabinets cream, something that goes with the countertop.

An investment advisor will be very helpful in selecting the cream of the crop.

I'm convinced some people have special connections and get the cream of the crop deals before us normal guys ever even have a prayer at bidding on them.

Using a buyer's agent to get great deals on REO's is like using an oven to store your ice cream (it just doesn't work).