But our friend the Electrician is not likely to reseal the plaster and make the repair invisible nor is he likely to repaint the the wall, and he may not even clean up the debris from the plaster being opened up.

I know my CL is getting hits because I put an invisible counter on it.

Home prices are lower (compared to across the street in SE, which are double the price) as in $175k compared to the invisible border that separates DC & MD, where DC homes are high $280k (For the SAME property size/type!!!).

I recently found a company in Washington state that sells drywall tape that is already textured (you can buy it smooth as well) that cannot be punctured - so it can be used instead of patching with drywall and mud - and look invisible when paint is applied over it. 

Now, we have an invisible enemy and no way would I fly today. 

unless that $1k you put up guarantees the LOI wasn't written in invisible ink. 

No.Seriously...If you really want to break through this invisible barrier.Please watch thishttps://youtu.be/P2juRja05HUBut you need to understand it!

If you're wanting to hang back and be invisible it's going to be alot tougher.I'm not saying you do the construction, but stop by the site to check on your guys and while there, start talking up the neighborhood.

For anybody that is interested, please go look up John Martinez, find his YT channel, and look for a video called "Invisible Funnel". 

So you find ALL the invisible guidelines and FINALLY FIND A HOUSE THAT FITS!