It was paired with white painted shaker cabinets and our realtor said it was very popular with the SF crowd.

About your interest in my market: Brazil has entered into a recession and is now fighting against a political crisis, where congress and president can't agree on fiscal adjustments that must be made to "stop the bleed", Not to mention that currency devalued over 50% in the last 18 months (think of inflation in a recession environment), unemployment rise, and interest rate up at 14.25%, hence credit became scarce and expensive.In this light, construction industry, that represents 10% of our GDP, is among the ones that are suffering the most: prices going down, growing unsold inventory (24 months in certain zip codes), etc.

Jump in with a great pair of shoes.

Anybody with a good pair of gloves and a really limited sense of smell maybe. :-)I don't think you'd be required to get any special chemical hazard company to deal with that though.

You may not obtain the biggest bang for your buck from a cash-on-cash perspective right away...but the value of the right pairing here could potentially be priceless!

This seems like a lot of work to fill by room rather than the entire house if students coming in that are friends look for rentals verses a student that has not paired up with anyone to rent a whole house.Thanks

I went and found a real estate investor, paired the property and him, I did the negotiation and all of the leg work on his behalf and in return he is willing to pay me 5% commission.

That is, the Ringgit will eventually recover and I see this as nothing more than an opportunity to buy what's already cheap real estate at a cash discount.The flip side, of course, is you'll receive rent in a depressed currency so you either have to spend the money locally (buy more property?)

Tell whoever you get on the phone " I have a property for sale and a difficult situation on my hands and I want your broker's recommendation on the best agent to pair me up with".

If you take the cover off an outlet, connected to an outlet will be a pair of black wires, white wires and bare copper wires (this is the ground wire your looking for).