APPNAME=flint&PRGNAME=MLSPropertyDetail&ARGUMENTS=-N190423687,-N1757953,-N,-A,-N641214The staging is $400 a month and his consultation for color schemes, etc. was a flat $50.

If you are buying and selling for a profit, the courts are going to see through your scheme eventually.

Hey everyone,If you are flipping homes, do you  use the same color schemes for all your houses, do you have a couple of different color schemes you select from, or is it different every time?

Do you think I should try it out, or is there some kind of scheme that I'm not aware of?

Tenant should fly/drive to view the property (most likely working more than one owner with this scheme), apply to rent the one(s) that work for them and pick the one with the best terms for them.

Its also not really much money in the big scheme of things.

I hv not bn active due some exams I had to complete..Guys am in need of extra knowledge about credit enhancement scheme in housing finance. 

Someone suggested (I can't find the thread now) in that thread to paint units in a two tone color scheme. 

We use the same paint scheme for all of our apartments and most of our flips that we do here in Connecticut.

I've experienced a couple changes in their reinvestment schemes and as such I basically own tiny portions of each of their offerings.