Don't get ripped off by pseudo banks AKA hard money lenders.

I guess that I need to know how to catch a buyers eye, yet make sure that I don't get ripped off.

Someone with bad credit might seem like a nice person, but in most cases they have ripped-off someone that they owed money to.

I posted the services of what we do to make people aware that there is another way to doing it instead of doing it the old fashion way and it is not made for you to think that we are out there trying to rip people off like perhaps anyone here would like to make it seem no matter who it is.If you have any questions pick up the phone or email our company: that’s the logical thing to do when one has questions right?

p.s. not to be rude, but there are so many people in this area that are just out to rip people off, that I would prefer to work with real professionals.

You need to rip out the surround, make proper repairs, and stop the deterioration.

We hope to have it ready for market just before thanksgiving.I'm a bus mechanic by trade so I've always been keen on ripping things apart and putting them back together.

I've been ripped off on projects they managed for me, I've had them place tenants that had just been evicted from other properties, I've had them ignore tenant complaints about leaks and other MAJOR issues, all of which became MUCH worse due to negligence, I've had managers fail to get occupancy permits and have paid a steep price for their failure to do so, and on and on . . .If a manager has done something wrong, it has happened to me.I'm a bit jaded now, as I'm still dealing with the fallout from this 5 months later.Want my advice?

Sounds like a good way to get ripped off to me.

With the current painters we've talked with (came with recommendations from other realtors/home owners) I feel comfortable that I could get them started and leave for the day without the worry of getting ripped off.I really appreciate everyone's comments and suggestions.