Change them or at least paint them with the brushes nickel or oil rubbed bronze spray paint you can get in a can

Sorry for what feels like a brush off, but without some more personal info...I could talk for days.What are your:GoalsResourcesTolerance for PainDesire to be hands on....This is a start of questions you should ask.

@Dessiree Jimenez I recently used Aven bank with has an interesting concept of issuing a credit card, with the limit determined by the equity in your home and the LTV they would lend to.They were easy to use, did a soft credit pull and offered me $100k at 6.99%, no fees at all.

I chose 5 because I plan on making time each night to brush up a bit on something different so id like to focus on what is important.

You will do fine.One thing I'd recommend is - brush up on your sales skills, if you are not already a good salesman.

Does anyone use this software? System? What exactly is IT? What does it do? How will hlp with my RE Business? Any feedback on pros and cons would be appreciated. Thanks.Iris Grant

I sold my last one about 8 months ago and am brushing up again to buy another property.  

I finally got my first contract on a small 1000 soft home in a hot neighborhood in Baltimore.

I see a lot of chrome these days as opposed to brushed nickel. 

Will you have to replace or regrade to substrate that makes the bottom "smooth and soft"?