I have a Taurus CIA 650 but revolvers are too bulky.

From our walkthrough it is literally move in ready, the paint isnt really necessary besides the normal marks from moving furniture in and out.

To build or buy a stripmall type commercial property that houses 4 businesses, 2 of which I will own/operate & 2 I will co-own/oversee, as well as multiple residential properties.About me: Grad student-Furniture Design, BFA-Interior Design, Certificate of Specialization- Construction Management, held Missouri Agent/Salesperson License for approx. 1 yr, have never purchased real estate, investment/development experience-none, approx. 1.5 yrs project management experience, other than student loans consumer debt soon to be eliminated.In regards to the commercial property, I'm in the process of developing the businesses (business plans, design, etc.)

I'm not an insurance expert despite the hours I've spent discussing the topic with my carrier, but the tenant's renter's policy basically covers their possessions, such as furniture, clothing, electronics, etc.

A house I am considering has the large, bulky radiators in each room, and wanted the masses opinion.

When renting in a college town you see a lot more rentals with furniture.

Also while checking out the trash in the alleys, you get a chance to take a look at the back of the houses and see if there are cars on blocks, furniture scattered etc.

My flips all have new kitchen, bath, floor coverings, etc so I do not want a renter in there but I am going to stage my next one with the help of a locally owned furniture store.

This concept has been around for years with the rent-to-own furniture and appliances.

Funny thing is, with my credit score, I can buy all of the cars, campers, ATV's, furniture, ETC a fellow would ever want.