Some people refer to it as "turnkey light".

While new Arbitrage/Master Leaser threads piled on here for many months, some of us tried to warn them.

Having recessed lighting installed and ceiling fans installed in each room brought appraiser higher in his evaluation, "I see your going to make this a better home" The home ultimately appraised for 430,000.00 and given the market read here on Long Island it looks like I just got it in before appraisal wills start decreasing. 

It is just a warning because there is a whole thread on Bigger Pockets about excessive charge backs made by tenants when using no card present and no PCI compliance. 

The door needs to be unlocked, lights turned on, questions answered, and an application may need to be provided if not online.

That's even stronger whining than me posting a warning of tyranny here on a bulletin board.

This has serious implications for certain segments of commercial.The other key aspect that this pandemic has brought to light is the over-leveraging of assets. 

Good afternoon investors,Can anyone tell or shed some light as to what is the minimum % of the ARV (excluding repairs) are flippers looking to purchase properties at in DFW or in Texas?

I told my seller to turn on all the lights, open closet doors, kitchen cabinet doors etc. so the buyer does not have to tough anything.

Once they’re clean you really only need a light scuff to promote adhesion of primer.