I could never make money selling used cars :)...Well, you see....The brakes are flakey, the tires are worn so it is going to need an alignment, I hear a knock in the engine, it uses oil and the transmission doesn't shift right......Who would buy my car at retail?

Population move +/- is fluid.

The curb appeal of the home is the FIRST thing prospective buyers see and nice landscaping and decorative trim along with multi paint clors and nice stucco can make all the difference in the first impression.Also, I often move or demo walls to create a more open and/or fluid floor plan.

I believe both men knew the answer just as fast as Watson but just could not ring in as fast.For those that fear the advances of computers, just remember when cars first came out, drivers were yelling "whoa" instead of putting on the brakes.

If you look at your numbers, you'll also notice the dramatic "braking" taking place during the last date on your list.  

The portfolio is very fluid.

The house needs a total rehab,  and the recent update makes me want to put the brakes on this project.

You got used to the sounds of the air brakes and it was far enough to one side of the yard, the front yard was huge and really wide, and the view from the house partially obscured blocked by landscaping.

If they died inside the unit, any bodily fluids or other medical waste involved?

Maureen, please put the brakes on.