Hello everyone,I’m in the process of replacing the backyard fence at one of my properties in Memphis, TN, and I’m considering upgrading from the current dog ear style to a more modern horizontal cedar wood fence.

I will say we generally have no trouble keeping ours full and we focus on having nice, clean, safe spaces.

The duplex had carports and separate fenced backyard areas.

I’m having troubles getting approved for the loan. 

The duplex had carports and separate fenced backyard areas.

The one product that will absorb well will be single family homes geared to the young families who are having trouble buying due to market condition and need more space.

For those agents on the fence about it, I would say try a bundle and see what kind of ROI you get from it.

The non-permitted unit is causing some troubles in getting this deal to move forward. 

But, they will owe you that money whether regardless if whether they buy a property or not.It is when you tie your compensation to the actual closing of a real estate transaction, whether flat fee or percentage based, that would create trouble for you regarding licensure.

One day this daughter said that we needed to put the water hose on and through the 6 foot tall chain link fence because people were coming who needed water.