The one i have seen do the best though is REalty MOgul the gal running that is very sharp.

Hey @Cassandra Jade, well I will say that looks pretty sharp!

@Chris Sharp I would try reonomy if you could afford it.

Need to keep a sharp eye out.If you don't live there, there is a Pol stop on Metro North; nothing on the other side of the river @ Newburgh.

Without razor sharp local knowledge, I'd be concerned you'd eat the capital gains or settle for a sub par asset if you're going the 1031 route. 10 cap properties are out there though possibly in less desirable peripheral markets, and likely requiring you/ a carefully chosen team to be local for some time to stabilize and put management in place.

he is not senior management and well I saw him at the airport the other day on my way to Atlanta he was going to Dallas.. had his nice Cavalli suit on looked super sharp and is super successful commercial broker in charge of lending doing 10 to 50 million dollar deals for the real players out there..

Seal the gaps and edges, make sure floor is levelish and free of sharp objects and debris every crawl has collectedAll in for everything, grading and plastic and sealant your looking at 500 bucks or LESS if you do it yourself and have a few tools and few hours of time.

Make it sharp first then start on the rooms.

The rental market has taken a sharp up-turn lately as well.

The appraiser may be highly trained and have a sharp eye, yet still, fail to see certain things.