I was able to roll up my sleeves and rebuild the front porch to be better than new.

Or Fold your sleeves up and live in one of the units and start showing tenants there’s a new sheriff in town.

And ready to roll up my sleeves to work to try to make up for the capital I don't have at this second. 

I've got some solutions up my sleeve that could help you trim those management costs or bid farewell to the self-management stress—without the hefty bill of a typical property manager.Wanna chat about it?

At that price point, you have to be ready to pull your sleeves up and have a hands on approach. 

We don't mind getting our hands dirty and rolling up our sleeves for any fixer uppers we may stumble acrossThanks!

I’m not in your market, but I find it difficult to see an adequate profit margin for the builder, but I dont know what they have “up their sleeve” that makes the numbers work.

I'm thinking more like small trees, but perhaps a landscaper may have some tricks up their sleeve to break up the ground transition like Matt said.     

I guess I hadn't considered the 1031 opportunity and will definitely keep that card up my sleeve for future opportunities.

Landlords that want to make money do not replace things because they get dirty they roll up their sleeves and get cleaning.