Some people have vision... and I applaud their efforts, especially when they they transform a community for the better.

The media constantly bashes my city and yet through all the negative statistics that attack Detroit Metropolitan, Michigan I see a vision for my city.My young age (21 years young) teamed with my business mindset and mentality (Been doing business since I was 13 years young) believes that my city is a diamond in the rough.

No pie-in-the-sky visions of hiring all of the dirty work out so you can run your business from your private island.

Potential exists all around us, just not everyone has the creativity or vision to see it.

I think bad staging can be worse than no staging at all (empty space).Bad staging can high light the negatives more so than an empty space where the buyer is having their own vision of what could be there.I agree with JScott that if you are priced aggressively based on recent sold's and not actives it should move quickly.

Jenny there is a Biblical saying that goes something like this.Without a Vision the people will perish.

Genuine leadership comes from the quality of your vision and your ability to spark others to extraordinary performance.

Dave...you got a case of property tunnel vision....

The second is, how do I leverage my skills and vision as a remodeler and recycler of used housing to maximize my economic opportunities in this business?

That was somewhat my vision regarding real estate.