It's a gas powered floor scraping machine.

Mind you this is all 30 steps away from penn street the meca of the city , where all you see is very distresed streets along with that distressed people - many houses are foreclosures here buy for cheap so the citys new building are great if u belive its all for the best and can turn into a fruitful area. acually thought about starting my investing in the city i have a friend that has done this and now has his real estate company "portnational" i belive its called

So what's the upside in spending extra money on a machine that quite often will cause you major headaches?

@Xi GuoI wouldn't go into it UNLESS you have an unfair advantage and a long term plan.It is possible to create a haven for honorable people, however you have to stick around long enough to earn a leadership role.This is not a flip and it's not an ATM machine.

Of course these agreements should first be reviewed by your investor friendly attorney.I am also forming my company, building a marketing machine, and will hit the street shortly. 

My suggestion of substituting it with the washing machine which was not included in the sale was nixed that the seller needs it and "this is just part of short sale downsides." 

Most yards around here are big enough to fit on a postage stamp.This one has 10 fruit trees and arable land.My difficulty is that the house is old 1907.  

I'm looking forward to a long & fruitful relationship with the BP community. 

I also don't give them deposit cards to avoid the whole, "The ATM machine screwed up!"

The reason I wanted to is because of the stories I heard of how much money people were losing to "cherry master" machines.