Having bold college students drive for dollars, or freelance marketers give it a shot online, might work.

Either way, you are a very bold man. 

Someone said - "park the cash".I agree that bold investors who go into C-D neighborhoods deserve all the extra money they make because...yeah, as old Southerners say...bless their hearts.But that kind of stuff is done for a living.

An oven that worksThese are the major things I am trying to work through with the seller that I don't find unreasonable.I purposefully added in a list of the things I will be taking on to show good faith and reflect that they far outnumber the list I am requesting for them to either reimburse me for or fix.I assume that they did not see everything and not take the time to properly read and identify each section of the document to mean different things, I bolded, underlined & highlighted the titles.I also included pictures of each issue I did request to be repaired/reimbursed for clarity of what the problem is and where to find it in the house.

I will say, if you pick a bold color, it has to make sense-- don't put it on a 800 sq ft rancher in a rural area, if other houses nearby are picking stronger colors, it will fit in, but if it's the only non-white/grey... it will look odd.   

Maybe bold moves (i.e. property repositioning) with a 5-7 year time horizon, if you bet well, will be big winners. 

I added the bolding in this post. 

tab=s...https://www.imha.org/resources...Bold idea re: XL tiny homes.. maybe onto something there  

Do you like to make your mail colorful and stand out or do you like to use big bold letters to grab attention?

Article 6, The Utility Franchise article, (emphasis in bold is mine) "allow a lessor of any leased residential premises, as that term is defined under G.S. 42-59(3), that has individually metered units for electric service in the lessor's name to charge for the actual costs of providing electric service to each lessee.