If it's solid wood, it can be sanded numerous times.....a recent rehab where the floor was thrashed got 3 heavy re-sands, ended up being one of the most beautiful floors anyone had ever seen.Also, I would look at jacking up the center floor a bit while you're at it.

From deductions for mortgage interest to depreciation benefits, there are numerous ways to minimize your tax liability and maximize your returns.

The residential brokerage industry is in transition right now; after numerous attempts the last 15 years by well financed - venture capital backed companies that attempted to "disrupt' the industry (ibuyers, Zillow, buyer's only agents, public access to MLS, flat fee MLS, discount brokers), we are still at basically the same place we were in 1975, i.e., 6% commission paid by seller.So, the next step is compliance with the settlement agreed; no offer on MLS of seller agent sharing points with buyer's agent.  

@Austin Bright Texas is currently seeing very aggressive premium hikes due to several large insurance companies pulling out of markets and due to claims for numerous storms and natural disasters (hail, hurricanes, Houston floods, etc).

Modern surveillance technology has saved me on numerous occasions!

Quality over quantity!

KBKG was the first company ever to launch a self service software for properties this small and it has been through IRS audit numerous times.

I would typically consider normal wear and tear, unless there were repeated attempts to mount the TV unsuccessfully, such as missing the studs multiple times, which I have observed on numerous occasions.

Your a troll because you intentionally selectively quoted me in an attempt to provide the narrative you wanted and because in spite of being told numerous times that leverage is a big reason RE can produce great returns you choose to repeatedly use your in leveraged example.

Buy quality, not quantity.