The numbers that they each came up with worked for us, which was a small win - we got them each to commit to sell.We then figured that the next step would be to ask our title company what can be REASONABLY be done to sort out the title mess without racking up attorney fees and time.

There are also lots of fees and past due payments that could have racked up the amount of the payoff for the mortgage, especially if the borrower is in foreclosure.

Yes new vanity, paint, accessories (towel rack, mirror, toilet seat if needed, etc) will give you the biggest bang for the buck.

To make this more streamlined, I'll do dates.2020-2022: Process of evicting an inherited tenant that had too many people in the unit, kept the unit in horrible shape, racked up multiple trash fines for putting recycling in trash (up to $700 that I was responsible for), the list goes on and on.

I used stuff from storage, bought a few things off a clearance rack at stores like TJ Maxx and Marshalls, put a bright red table in the kitchen with place settings (all bought from Goodwill) and staged the bathrooms similarly.

He asked them what they were going to do which was basically just dig a whole in the yard and then put a temporary wooden 4x4 into the ground to support the power line.

(Hint - wooden structure >22y/o is depreciated over 4.4 years.

I have 2 multifamilys and there are partially covered outside wooden stairs but the threads are deteriorating. im looking for some help on replacing them, what type of material uswe, anti-slip, or anything that might helpthanks

I'm still racking my brain around this news:http://www.marketwatch.com/story/couple-buys-posh-san-francisco-street-from-right-under-homeowners-feet-2017-08-07http://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/matier-ross/article/Rich-SF-residents-get-a-shock-Someone-bought-11738236.phpIn sum:A couple bought a private street w/homes in the multi-million dollar range at a city auction after the local homeowner's association failed to pay $994 in back taxes and feesSounds like a good investment to me....wow!

The dry cleaning racks look less full these days.