I don't doubt at all that you really do "...Help Homeowners", but being this direct feels just like "used car salesman" - - I'm sure you're not but more importantly, you don't want to be seen that way at all.Your question is important, but wholesaling and flipping is a tender spot in RE and the wrong name can get you into all kinds of trouble. 

Valued at $157,637 could accept a 30% reduction for a quick Cash sale at end of January.

My GC has never done them but said he HAS HEARD that exposed duct work has two problems:1) Exposed duct work has a tendency to develop condensation on the outside. 

For our example, AN example have a tendency to square measure putt a fence up to safeguard an in-ground natatorium. many fencing varieties can work well for this application.

I have a tendency to agree with Art, if you add value, then you are earning your money.

I rarely see the benefit of sheet vinyl...subfloor has to be nearly perfect, it's a pain to remove when glued, and has a tendency to be torn by tenants. 

Also at end of report.

HOWEVER, the basketball team is/has moved out and that will leave 8 of 11 units vacant at end of June.

Best way, in my opinion, is just do the interest payments for the term, then pay off the principal at end of term.   

Originally posted by Chris Tao The real estate brokerage I represent is very investor heavy and we use he and his firm, we also use him specifically for our personal investment decisions