You need to cut the angles very precisely and then attach them either with glue so they don't come off or brads without splitting them.Stove- I have a gas stove.

Chuck, last week I talked to someone in refugee resettlement at the state level and she said that they are all the time looking for housing for their placements. 

Sorry to hear about your situation.Unrelated - there have been many posts over the years regarding the need for "accredited" standards by the SEC for investing in private placements and this kind of situation is why...fraud would be rampant (except people would lose $50k (or their life savings) rather than $5k.

Hi Kush,I just sent you a referral by private message.I'm not sure what kind of advice your looking for but it's easier to respond if you have some more precise questions or issues.

My company charges 50% for the original placement and anywhere from $150-$250 on renewals.

This may help you get a more precise kind of target as this may lead more directly to absentee owners, people behind on taxes, vacant properties, etc. 

You may also consider Private placements if you are looking for passive investments.Full disclosure, I do offer private placement investments.

In this particular case, $230K-$350K is a huge range and you can not possibly make a sound decision, without a more precise number.

Precisely.

You know that the 6.8% is a fixed rate, and you write off student loan interest anyway. 18k can go a far way given the proper placement and property.