Most of my options were breakeven haha still learning the game.I am in the process of finalizing what the exterior finish will be on my new build, most likely very light grey stucco, pretty excited about it.

People had no idea what to do at stop lights, gas pumps didn't work and those that already pumped gas couldn't pay because the attendant couldn't take cash, the lights were out in office buildings and hotels, grocery stores were worried about frozen and refrigerated food going bad, theme parks had people stuck in rides screaming to get off.

It takes about 10 years of never missing a payment, using light leverage relative to your income, and using a tiny fraction of your available credit card limits.

He purchased the home for $63,000 and put $20,000 into a light rehab.

They can find things but if they require say overhead lighting and you don't have it that is a bigger issues then small fixes. 3. 

ON my latest subdivision I built we have a 15 foot right of way for the major sewer line on one lot and we let the owners know that they may want to do just light landscaping or just bark dust it/ or out east I guess its pine straw. 

Here's an example of a home with balanced light, good angles, and a wide-angle lens that shows more of each room: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/3057-N-Azure-Ave-Fayettev...It would help to take some free lessons on how to shoot real estate.

My guess is absportion is very low and inventory is light so flipping a nice house to sell would be a better idea.

I MOVE AT THE SPEED OF LIGHT AND PEOPLE ARE MORE LAID BACK IN OHIO.

It includes high-efficiency HVAC systems, contemporary LED light fixtures and multiple tankless water heaters.