We explain that people's kids can use that half wall area as a play area and have all their toys out and hidden by the half wall, or used as an office space, and people seem to think those are good ideas.

I am not on the river, but I am across and there is a public access alley to the river sixty feet from the house.I am toying with the idea of providing a kayak and a paddle board with the house.

I wouldn’t mind put my money in something income producing, possibly a beach condo or just pay off some bills and buy some toys.

Either gotta put some skin in the game or offer additional collateral on other RE or a really cool toy you have.  

He's never growled at anyone and never snapped or bitten any animal, person or anything besides a toy.

They take the 9V batteries out of their smoke detectors to use in their latest electronic toy.

My tenant gets just about every handout there is, yet she still has money for tattoos, piercings, cell phone, wide screen TV, her daughter's room is filled with toys, house is very nicely decorated, etc.I have another tenant that gets temporary rental assistance.

Like she went out to work...right down to kids toys and her "personal recreational" devices.No clothes, no toothbrushes.

If the toilet flushes slower than normal, a toy or something else may be down there.

The experience shouldn't change for the buyer.Let's be clear that whether you are assigning a contract or double closing it, I would HIGHLY recommend that you babysit the closing as much as you need to. Yes