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John J. Painting Metal Door
18 April 2010 | 7 replies
Otherwise, use a foam roller.
Paul Tingle Careers involving real estate
20 January 2008 | 5 replies
Go to the largest realestate office in your area.Call and make an appointment to talk with someone about a career in realestate(I say career because when an 18-25 year old calls me and says "hey man you hiring I need a job" I usually do not return the call.Be serious,on time,willing(to do what ever they ask of you),show up shaved,well dressed(not a suit necessarily...but good jeans nice polo and decent shoes),and be polite and respectful starting with your first phone call.That said expect THEM to pay for your schooling if you want to become a realestate agent,in return you will probably end up signing a 1-2 year work agreement saying you will do nothing in realestate other than work for said entity.Also look at up front fees.Some realestate agents here pay for a desk in an office on a monthly basis...if it is that type of office I would go somewhere else.Expect a low commision rate to start,after all they are paying to start you out and need to recoup the cost of that.Be eager to learn,but do not be the annoying new guy lol.All that said if you are serious about becoming an investor there is almost no better way to start.You will learn your local market,realestate transactions and laws.It is always better to know more than the other guy when investing.If you show up on time,work hard,and show promise you will do well.Oh,if the first office you go to does not need anyone at that time do not give up.
Matthew Green Understanding Zillow?
10 August 2009 | 12 replies
You would be toast when the other 6 percent needs to be shaved off to sell the home.
Eddie Lehwald Massive Appreciation-Hold, Sell, Refinance?
1 February 2017 | 13 replies
If you see a homeless looking guy wandering around there, feel free to stop him, because it's probably me (I stopped shaving in retirement, so my profile pic is a bit outdated).
Mario Brown Drop Energy Bills / Raise Rents
31 May 2017 | 8 replies
(e.g. nest thermostats, spray foam insulation, or one of Tesla's solar roof systems )  but adding some very basic products that this property was lacking. ( I think a lot of mom & pop C & D properties are in the same There was zero insulation in the attic ( Added R-38)Old Single Strength Wood Windows ( Replaced with low-e replacement windows)HVAC 12 Year Old 10 SEER ( Replaced w/ new 14 SEER HVAC)12- 14 year old appliances ( Adding Energy Efficient Appliances )Definitely the basics, but just making those improvements has definitely directly or indirectly (depends on how you look at it) impacted the NOI and the overall tenant experience.
Eddie Egelston What is taking everyone so freaking long???
17 July 2017 | 23 replies
Clean it up with 2 guys for 2 days for 2 grand or a little deeper shave and a haircut, but no permit pulls, layout changes, etc.  
Joseph M. The Hunt For The Next Portland: Hoteliers Bet Big On Small Cities
11 August 2017 | 11 replies
I had a beard for a while but recently shaved it off...I guess I wouldn't fit in Cleveland  :( ..
Shante Harris No real way to start...
15 October 2014 | 31 replies
The internet is full of ambitious wanabe players who have very little experience in RE or even in shaving that will offer the sizzle to advance their objective in business as well as to promote their egos to compete.
Mark Wallis what do you do with old yucky bathroom fan?
2 December 2013 | 6 replies
I put a small piece of sticky foam in between fan motor and the top.Noise was virtually gone from the fan and it worked fine.Some fans even when working properly produce noise as they are the cheaper ones.
Bienes Raices Is vinyl tile always a DIY project?
14 November 2009 | 14 replies
You will have problems with getting self stick tile to adhere to the remnants of the foam pad underneath.