Graham Ps I am not sure if you are a hockey fan or not, but I couldn't resist.

I'm looking to start getting rentals as well... so long as I resist wholesaling them first.I agree with Seth it's a bummer we don't have a REIA group around here.

That is great, we bought a 6 unit in June I couldn't resist very old with lots of rehab so I know the feeling of seeing something and saying there is something about this property...We did get into multiple offers at one point but we made our decision and stuck with it.

So I would argue that the return is great in that you have lower holding costs due to quicker sale, get closer to ask price and have less resistance from potential buyers.

It's water resistant, looks amazing, and goes down in about 2 hours.

I can sell the whole thing-Path of least resistance, and possibly least profit.

I've resisted refinancing for a few years, thinking we would sell soon and lose the break-even.

There is a Allure trafficmaster floor that is mositure resistant but is vinyl I put engineered bamboo in my basement and I am in a wet area of Cleveland.

I had it listed for sale most recently for 360k but am resisting it at 420k to see if I get any bites.

The buyer probably wouldn't resist paying an additional $500 for a $300,000 house.