If you want to draw additional attention, put a single word or 2, like "CASH FAST", in red. 

You're between a rock and a hard place and may not be able to close this deal with the situation you have. 

The difference between an average sales person and a rock star is experience and perseverance, its rarely a matter of natural ability. 

The red brick color and the treated wood don't make a really nice color combination, and I'm thinking about painting the wood.  

There were literal holes in the roof that lead to the sheet rock sagging in a couple of units.

Either way, be consistent with it and after a long enough time to honestly evaluate your marketing effort, either continue it or stop it, ie...green light/red light.

I'd be more concerned with 2 things:1) The drastic temperature change the house will experience in going from white to black shingles2) A home inspector for your end buyer who might throw up a red flag since he won't run into something like that very often.

It's always cheaper and easier to do anything during the rehab than it will be once there's tenants in.Ugh.All you guys rock, @Joe Splitrock and @Scott Dillard and @Billy Smith and @Mike F. and @Mike Wood and @Jim Adrian - a thousand thanks!

and add 2 large matching cement planters to flank the entry overfilled with red geraniums.  

I have a great team set up, and we are ready to rock, I just need some guidance on what to look for, what prices to expect, and any recommendations in the Dallas area.Thanks,