The dated finishes are a fact, the house is clean and everything functions perfectly, but I understand that my customer isn't going to be a fancy seeker looking for high end finishes, I am thinking my customer is a budget conscious group or family who is ok with lots of room and clean basic accomodation.As far as the condo that sleeps 8 for 140 a night, could I get a link?

The tools for the most part are not real helpful it seems the brokers work deals with services based on budget not functionality and you still have to pay for them particularly.

I have left bathrooms almost 100% as I bought them, left older but functioning hvac items, and usually leave older siding (wood or aluminum).

You can use the search function up top, Chris Mason made the post, a month or so ago. 

The largest community was 1,000 sites which we sold for almost $40 million. 

He is one of two people applying to rent the apartment, and is a high-functioning autistic adult.

It’s been a tamer and mellower market this summer with houses staying on the market longer, but is really a function of price point.

It's usually up to the buyer to confirm things that are important to them, which is one of the functions of an appraisal and certainly the goal of inspections.

You may have civil or even criminal liability issues with non-functioning windows in the event of a house fire. 

They only need to close within a time frame that includes the first one to sell (in other words they all sell within 180 days of the sale of the first property) as long as you can locate the right replacement and get the right terms.Another very attractive option would be to scale down a little and maybe look for a replacement property that you could get for $600K - like a 2.4 - $3 mil property that needs $400K of work to get it to high functioning.