You can get a good feel with body language and demeanor.

some are happy as home bodys and such .. others want to travel the world..

You may wish to pick up a copy of The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey.

Maybe if you're talking about the E. 140th area, near where Smartland did the recent makeover on that mid-rise building, sure, that could fall into the daring category.

The house is long overdue for a proper makeover. 

I make over $150k so I'm out from the AGI perspective.

I refused to order them to do that kind of stupidity damage to their bodies, so I told em, if he wanted their labor, feel free to ask em for it. 

Caleb,My opinion is that some people have the ability to easily start a conversation with someone over the phone and have a (silver tongue) tact to but them at ease to allow for an open discussion.Others (myself) have the ability through body language, documentation, and resources (buyers) to illustrate to someone how I can help them and put them at ease for an open discussion.So you should know if you are best negotiating over the phone or by meeting in person with someone who needs you help and sell your plan to solve their problem through a painful time.

The only time investors notice discrepancies, omissions or misrepresentations on the inspection reports is likely when something breaks down that requires repair, or during makeover in between tenancy - a lot of times, 90 days have way passed by then.

But with all of the crazy over personalization ideas people get from home makeover shows, I don't want to deal with my nice neutral color paint job covered by little Johnny's alien adventures or a tribute wall dedicated to somebody's memorial, or who knows what else?