Remember back when you bought your first home....the anxiety....the unknowns...speak to that...you have an honest face...use it in your marketing.

Rent barely meets expenses.

It makes sense to me as hotel and F&B are disparate businesses lumped together under hospitality.

RECO will be quick to shut you down, agent or not.I am a believer in "learning curves" (OK, yes, I have an extreme case of analysis paralysis), but just bare with me.

What are the bare minimums that you always fix-up to ensure you top dollar when it comes time to sell?

"Difficult" and "challenging" are not discouraging words, they are truthful words, and unfortunately, many people do not like to face the truth, but it is inevitable.

So you rush to get all that info to them and then hear nothing but a long silence afterwards.Also, we have had many problems with the banks' title agencies who more often than not are in a completely different state and the contact person was off shore could barely speak english and hadn't a clue how to close.Unless the price is "bank approved" I wouldn't low ball it very much unless there are some serious major repairs necessary.

Bill Gulley can you answer me one question (no need to explain why) with either choice A, or choice B? Are

It really makes the place look updated for our future tenants.We started a pest treatment schedule so that they will be clear for when we start leasing down the road.While we are getting our security system in order, we put up a dummy camera facing the dumpster in addition to posting two yellow signs that say "smile, your on camera".Building Permit UpdateStill working on the permits required to do the remaining interior work such as the closing up uncovered walls, ceilings, plumbing, electrical insulation etc.

We've only just barely gotten our toes in the market here, but we've lived here for 16 years so if you want to throw some general questions my way go for it!