hahaUmm, that's a tough one - I'd try posting on some woodworking forums to see if anyone is interested - they don't seem like they'd be worth anything to anyone but a cabinetmaker or a kitchen/bath refacer

I've always said that if you have a truly good deal, buyers will come out of the woodwork to snatch it up!

If you have a good deal, investors will come out of the woodwork every time.

It is a 1.5 story bungalow with original woodwork, hardwood floors and is in a decent blue collar neighborhood with good schools.

Recent repairs to things like drywall or woodwork or flooring that involved any sanding would contribute dust.

As an EX transactional lender, you need more brains, knowledge, due diligence and experience than money...It was not a good experience and all the scam artists come out of the woodwork to prey on the unknowledgeable lenders......

I was waiting for the heirs to come out of the woodwork to make claims that the lady had been been the victim of a con job.

I've seen siblings come out of the woodwork when they wouldn't lift a finger to help Mom or maintain the property when she was alive.

Realtors will come out of the woodwork and flock upon you like pigeons.

The wear and tear on doors, woodwork, and flooring is too much.