Since you are selling to a retail buyer, it is hard to determine what color schemes and updates you should make without looking at the entire property.

Unfortunately the "get rich while sitting in your underwear counting your money" schemes are exactly that - schemes.

@Elliott Elkhoury agreed as far as staying as far away as possible from this pyramid scheme.

In your scheme both parties are knowingly violating the law.

Your cabinets will take up the majority of the visual space of your kitchen, so it’s important that you find a suitable color scheme.

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That's really why I post things like this.Everybody I know who has actually accomplished anything in real estate will tell you that REI is not a get-rich-quick scheme.

i only deal with my own properties for my own gain.while in law school i became fascinated with various turnkey investor schemes that ended up exploding and taking down numerous innocent parties.

@Brent Coombs  it absolutely goes to intent and business practice's and a body of work.If someone is doing unlicesend activity the regulators are going to look for how many, how often, advertising to the public,, etc etc... they call it a Scheme 

Language included in these schemes include: “tying up the real property,” putting the house in contract until a buyer is found, and placing the home in contract for the purpose of re-selling the property.