Julie is a sharp gal she was very much aware that she got a nice property in a strong area for a great price.

My easy border fence recipe: I just used the flat top 6 ft pickets and 4 x4 pressure treated posts at the big box store, and 2X4 rails; Dig the post holes, I set them and packed them with sharp gravel (so I can pull it up if needs be to sell or if there is a need to remove)... attach runners; cut the pickets in half and screw them on following your strong line (it is more for boundaries than security or privacy)...

Bad thing about high BPOs is that the asset manager may know good a well the opinion is off, but they can use it to negotiate with, at that point, you're pointing out the deficiencies and mistakes used in the appraisal process to beat them down and, that may just tick them off as they might figure the next buyer won't be as sharp.

That rate may sound shocking to you, but please consider that in a hyper-inflationary environment, you will be able to increase your rents due to the sharp growth in the renter pool.

A sharp agent/broker is tough to come by are would be worth their weight in gold.

The owner of the title company is as sharp as it comes and I am confident in his ability. 

Getting the property sharp will attract a large pool of buyers that either don't want a pool or are neutral.

They may be very sharp without you thinking it. 

My name is Dave Sharp from Noblesville, IN.

The wood is cool though because it makes it look sharp then also has the benefit of being removable.