Myself, I let them know if the house looks and smells the exact same as it did the day they moved in they get their deposit back.

Imagine, instead of finding a dead rat or animal, instead of a human body in one of your future abandoned properties.

(One of my pet peeves is white garage doors, unless they are some unique feature on the house, paint them the same color as the body of the house, otherwise, that is what draws your eye, and bland garage doors aren't anything to accent!)

The whole interior needs to be repainted and that's the other big issue, the owner was a 3 or 4 pack a day smoker and it sure smells like he wasn't big on opening any windows when he smoked either!

"No ma'am, your home is NOT worth 110% of ARV simply because it is yours and it smells like your wet dog."

Hi John,Ohio is a great market to be on.I see lots of potential in Ohio state moving forward especially when more manufacturing jobs come and other investors wake up and smell the roses lolWe have been quite active in Toledo and bought 12 and looking for more.We specialize in turnkeys and are looking to build up enough surplus to hold more than we sell.Thanks for reading and have a great day.

None of the toxic smell.

The dehumidifier keeps the basement dry and the rocks get rid of the wet basement smell.

Brass body plumbing fixtures no plastic or abs.

My background of engineering along with an entrepreneurial bone in my body (starting & running a lawn care service for 9 years) has had me on a search to find a good way to take hold of my family's financial future.