I would say it depends on just how "move-in ready" you are expecting.If someone is sitting on a property that is in relatively good repair overall, with the exception of some paint, flooring, and minor kitchen updates (countertop replacement/cabinet refinishing) for example, as a result of inheritance or a property that may be more of an afterthought for whatever reason, then perhaps through direct mail you may uncover a handful of decent leads/deals whose owners haven't necessarily yet put the wheels in motion to get rid of a property that they may consider selling once they are given a slight nudge.

Cold Stone sales have gone down in the last few years as Minchie's and a bunch of yogurt knock offs have came out where customers want something lighter.

Thought I would post a question.House:Split foyer, 4/3, 2400 sq ft, was a FSBOHouse background & current status of reno: bedrooms are carpet, bathrooms are tile, downstairs laundry/mud room & bathroom are kinecto luxury vinyl plankPurchased for $128,500 and currently have close to $26,000 in but have some expensive stuff left like flooring, kitchen counter, kitchen cabinet redo, deck, new exterior paint...will try to save some money by selling the house through busy bee realty serviceConsidering for the rest: engineered hardwood or laminate and want it to flow throughout the main areaNeighborhood: older, established.  

You don't want to buy and then find out it is illegal as a duplex.As an FYI if you wind up doing cabinets check out Building Material Outlet they have a location in Minneapolis they were Waaaay less then Home Depot here in phoenix, less then half the price and carried a lot of cabinets in stock here at their Phoenix location.BMO

It costs $75 and they have requirements like a shredder, a locked door, locked filing cabinet and separate space.

I find that this helps you organize your own thoughts.  3) You will be forced to think about what your customers want to read.  

They are probably used to a ton of people shopping but not doing anything and/or shopping a ton of people and wasting everyones time.Too many people try to shop around and be ultra cheap.The best customer already has an idea of costs, and is reasonable.

I dont want my time monopolized by 1 customer , it is foolish to put all your eggs in one basket .  

Talk about their customer support and anything else you wish to include.Thank you in advance for your help as I value your experience and opinions on this subject.

My experience from working at a custom Mercedes Sprinter conversion company that was trying to become RVIA compliant.