Service meaning sending letters without headers or any contact information.  

Here's what I've heard (most of which you're already doing - I'm just summarizing):1- Keep the ad heading friendly and 'normal' (I'm dying to know what the old header was)2- Soften the verbiage in the description to remove reference to BG, reference, etc.3- Use Postlets and the MLS (if available) to get more online views.  

I hear @J Scott has a book titled "The Book on Estimating Rehab Costs" that can be found in the Resources header.

Perhaps in a grey banner box just below your header: You only pay the $35 application fee IF you actually want to (and do) apply for the property.

"Luckily" we'll get the opportunity to reinstall that trim since the window guy is going to have to reframe the openings since, well, the former owner who is supposedly a master craftsman, basically chipped away so much of the header, cripple studs, and sill, that there is truly not much left of them.Interior clean up and yard work begins tomorrow!

We painted every wall, finished new flooring, repaired drywall, all new doors, all new kitchen, partially new bathrooms, replaced a torn out support wall with a header, All new trim, updated HVAC, cleaned up yard / landscaping, removed all trash

I've seen the pet friendly labels in the header of the property, in the description, and sometime they don't say either or.

Now I need to assign it to a cash investor and my list, well, it only has headers right now.I found a few advertisements on my local CL from potential flippers and have scheduled appointments to view the property.

Or...what are the typical dimensions of a header, LVL or otherwise? 

Trellis would work well too, but be careful not to plant something that would grow outward in girth and too tall, as that would visually split the house in half.Paint the white horizontal header at the porch gray, so it will blend in with siding.Extend the porch to the end of the house and change the railings.