Sadly, they're always particle board, with a limited life, but I don't know where you get solid wood a a reasonable price.Like this one from Lowes, but the ones they used to have were porcelain not that "cultured marble" crap.

After a number of months I happened to go on vacation, while there I decided I did not want to remain in holding pattern and once I got home to tell my agent to pull the offer.

After a number of months I happened to go on vacation, while there I decided I did not want to remain in holding pattern and once I got home to tell my agent to pull the offer.

But I think changing demand patterns from young buyers and renters have the potential to turn these areas into very vibrant and valuable communities - like they historically were.

The pattern (whether we like it or not) has been for agents to list below where they actually think it will sell to get multiple offers.

You will begin to see a pattern here and you will soon learn what finishes are necessary in your market and corner lots on a busy street sell for less :).

Colors clash, patterns clash, and honestly it looks so ugly it's like the sellers are still living in the home.The seller is not happy.

Research these areas and you’ll see a pattern.

Again, paying $100 o whatever for every time the tenant see a roach or a mouse, is dumb in the long run....again, your PM should know that....Some or all of these could be legit....but when there is a pattern, you need to get to the source of the pattern and stop the bleeding, not put a band aid over it.

How many marbles does it take to fill a cardboard box?