Being your own contractor at that distance is like chasing chickens.

Good thing for them I say, although they may not yet realize it yet.I'm no chicken little, but am selling off some dogs.  

Hello guys,Can anyone involved in wholesaling give me some good sound advice?Should I find buyers first before I find deals or find deals in hopes I can find buyers?I'm about ready to pull the trigger either way but n...

I guess I'm ok with it if it is within codes and not some piece of #$@# chicken wire "fence" that someone's buddy put up once and will now do for them, concreted into the ground.

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Bottom line... finding a good PM, one who will put your interests in front of their profit, is kind of like finding chickens with lips.

So chicken or the egg, which comes first?

to add onto what @James DeRoest said, in addition to ongoing sealing you have to do to maintain it (which you probably don't want to entrust a tenant with), granite is porous (like wood or skin), so if a tenant spills wine, or oil, or grease, or meat sauce, or fish guts, or chicken innards, or other liquids that can stain, those liquids seep into the pores and may not come out if not properly attended to, leading to discoloration.For B class tenants, the ROI is not with it.

I wanted some backyard chickens for eggs and such, but she’s afraid they the dog will kill them.

In some, I have chair rail with an off white upper wall (off white tending towards a creamy color) and Brookside from Lowes below the chair rail.