That may appeal to me a lot better then pitching your original idea of me putting up all risk plus pay everyone and hope everyone delivers what they promise.

Then you can look opportunistically for great deals, or if you don't see anything that looks appealing you can always pay it back later.

If you are going to pack 20 mobiles together like that, it will have to be pretty close or actually in town to appeal to the person who would choose such a living condition - just an assumption.

And, as far as I understand it, they stay with the property/case number for four months.I wouldn't bother appealing the "bad" appraisal since the process is lengthy and the burden of proof is on the appeal-er.

I have never done a wine cellar before but this area is very yuppie and would most likely appeal to a wider than normal group of home buyers.Post some pics of your house.Jim

I would certainly appeal the taxes but its a solid number in my book as to what it will possibly be.

Thought that when I hand a card out with my property pic on it, which by the way I always do everywhere I go, that it might make it more appealing for a prospect to go to the professional website and take a further look see at my fantastic and beautiful properties(mine are better than everyone elses of course).

I would expect this person, for example, to provide a plan to open, lighten, and modernize the house, maximize curb appeal, etc.I certainly expect my selling agent (a top producer who will of course be very familiar with what buyers want in the area) will provide key input as well.

Agents often try to sell a home based on eye appeal.

Evidently, she appealed this decision and won, she was back on Sec8 the following month.