Especially if they are the printed one and not the blank ones.

Hi @Jennifer Blanks I would use the search bar at the top right side of the page.

One of the houses has a horribly maintained yard but is a blank slate - is it worth investing in landscaping to raise curb appeal?

However, I'm drawing a blank as to some funny catch phrases.Do you have any funny one or two liners that you might share with me that I may be able to build a postcard around?

I'll preface my response by saying we do not wholesale, so on the couple of occasions where we have assigned an Agreement of Purchase and Sale to a party other than one of our own entities, we made no effort to hide our negotiated purchase price and were very upfront about the fee we would require to assign the contract (6-months of revenue).

Maybe the attorney could give you a preprinted contract where you just fill in the blanks.

A newly acquired duplex on one side it's a 2/1 (or technically a 1/1 with a den as the den doesn't have a closet) I have a kitchen area - fairly standard - all along one wall, the wall being 11' 2" long and all the cabinets and appliances need to be on that wall.Currently it's a blank wall, as everything was ripped out by previous owner before foreclosure.I am trying to get some input on the design and layout, not so much "which is better?"

Someone working on one of my rehabs somehow got a blank check of mine, forged my signature and either gave it to a friend who cashed it for $800, or cashed it with false identification.It was cashed on Friday.

Even IF you could fix it all for $15k plus the PP of $8k for a total of $23k, you'll be lucky to get $550 rent [on occasion between vacancies and vandal visits].Unless you have experience in this type of home I would make like Forrest Gump... and run away from this money pit.I tried this price range of homes when I first went full time a few years back and hated it.

If you are talking about buying bank owned properties, why don't you get yourself a good agent that you can write all your offers through, he/she can get all your paperwork from you, proof of funds etc, you sign a bunch of blank purchase agreements without the specific property on them, you can call email or text your offer to your agent, and they can fill in a couple blanks and submit.