I may send flowers upon its passing a natural death.

I suggest you get the plug-in type of room fresheners that work off an outlet - having the outlet on a wall switch is convenient too for turning on and off, but you can always unplug when done.

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I do have the money to put down....just looking for outlets to use other people's money.

That said, sometimes it's the only way to get a deal done without using hard money - banks are silly with their requirements - one missing $.39 outlet can make a property impossible to finance, and getting permission to fix even something that simple can be nearly impossible because the lender is concerned about liability for injury, disclosures, and possibly even mechanic's leins, depending on your state.

Sears used to be good, but their discounts just aren't there anymore.For better stuff, I use a variety of outlets and surplus places and just shop it until I get what I need.Things like insulation and fire caulk I try not to buy at all.

I think now I realize I don't know everything about real estate, but I accept it as a learning process and I am not afraid about posting something here.Another partial reason was the privacy concern, but then I realized people disclose a lot more on facebook and other social media outlets and there's nothing to be afraid of.I would be interested to hear what other people have to say about this.

Remove trees, cleaning up the backyard landscaping with fresh landscaping in the back yard (i.e. adding new mulch, shrubs, and removing trees not wanted by client)5.Add new landscaping around whole house (i.e. adding rocks, removing old shrubs, adding new shrubs/flowers, adding new border trim around landscaping)6.Remove/Install Garage Door including garage door mechanical unit7.Remove Fireplace ducting8.Repair Roof and Soffit from removal of Fireplace ducting9.Install Patio in the back of the house; cement or stone depending on clients preference (10x22 feet)10.Power wash and stain/seal deck11.On the Garage, replace several pieces of rotted siding12.Install new window on Garage13.Paint brick to white on the backside of the house14.Add new light fixture by front door and side door15.Take off house numbers on the top of garage16.Replace/repair trim around garage 17.Paint Trim around garage18.Remove/replace door going into garage19.Cut a part of the tree touching the deck20.Remove/Cap gas Grill in backyard21.Replace/Repair broken fence22.Repair siding/trim around new doors (i.e.

brian's right on....by law you must have heat in most areas.that being said there are options....electric baseboard heat is very cheap and effective....in fact, i find tenants prefer it to gas bc it's only one bill and deposit to pay when they move in versus a gas and electric deposit..just be sure there's room on the breaker panel to hardwire in electric heat...it's inexpensive to buy at home depot, lowes, or harbor freight, and an electrician should wire it up for a few hundred bucks...as far as a/c, most lower income areas around me use window a/c units that simply plug into a 110 outlet...i do not provide those for tenants..they buy their own..very easy!!

If you'd like to tag along with my partner and I some time to check them out, let me know!