I do feel like this will be the last time it’s this affordable 😅 as properties are moving lightening speed.

I own a number of vacation rentals and am contemplating lightening my load. 

I'd have lightened up the baseboards and window trim. 

Suppose lightening hits the house and causes a fire. 

They could fund like lightening and have the greatest terms, so it's important you know what each lender wants.

I explained everything although he was still not happy, his disposition did lighten up a little bit.

You'll have to put up with some cheesy humor from @Joshua Dorkin and @Brandon Turner , but it helps to lighten the more serious content.

I have painted several rooms with paneling and white trim really lightens up the bedrooms. 

Lightening could certainly strike, but one of the best ways to find viable investment properties off the MLS is to drill down into to the poorly written listings.

If you constantly have your hand on the pulse of what is desired from a realtor (finding the right property, no just a print out from a listing service based on a set of criteria;  lightening fast response time in markets where properties stay on the market for a week or less;  excellent/accurate/thoughtful value/market comparisons vs. printout from a listing service without critical thinking/analysis applied;) you will have plenty of customers willing to pay for your service (or engage you so you get paid by the seller, whatever the model will be).