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I've worked for Barnes and Noble, Hearst, NBC/Universal, USA Networks, and Random House and have freelanced for many other bold-faced companies.I'd love to trade my skills, experience, contacts, creativity, and eagerness for a chance to mentor/partner with an experienced S/MFH investor.Though I eventually plan to move out of the area (not for at least a year), I will always have connections here and many friends.

I am wondering, do they make special bold permanent markers that can write on dark colored plastics that can survive the hot and humid weather in South Florida?

He wants cashflow to make big bold bets when there is a downturn

The suggestion I have is:1) keep the house and trim white, including that brick2) add black shutters to the windows3) paint the front door a bold colorI'm biased though.

It is in bold print and underlined and I make the tenants initial the lease right under that.It's really not a fire hazard at all unless there are no windows in the room with the door.

Instead of sending a letter, send a postcard and on the front of the postcard include a picture of the house you want to buy, and include, "I want to buy your house" in bold letters on the front over the picture.

Anyone want to be a bit bold and suggest a fair split?

The end Buyer might walk since they can't really take possession.Now, sorry to be so bold, but reality needs to be clear here.

I have that statement in bold letters at the top of my policy.