We listed the house for $189,900 and had showings every few hours... 5 days after we listed it, we had an offer which we've accepted and are currently in our due diligence period.Front of the house -Living room -Detail of some granite work in the main bathroom -Detail of a light fixture -The main bathroom -Master bath vanity -Master shower detail shot -View of the master bath from the master closet (Laundry on the right)Master bedroom (Yes, king sized bed in the staging) -Back yard -Kitchen and dining area -Dining area -Th-th-that's all folks!

They say in the bidding stage that seller will pay for title if you use their title co but they still charge you.

And you have someone selling properties... listing properties, staging, doing open houses, filling vacancies in your rentals, etc etc.To me, that sounds like a 2 person team (decide if you're better at managing or finding and find your compliment) and a realtor partner to handle the sales side.

I'll really love to stage it before showing starts but I've not stage any of the houses before and i don't have the furnitures to use and can't afford to buy them right now because I use hard money for this property and working strictly on budget.What would you suggest I do to stage it or add some personal touchThanks

A class I took years ago for special education talked about four stages of learning: 1. unconsciously incompetent - don't know that you don't know 2. consciously incompetent - now you know that you don't know it 3. consciously competent- can do it, and can explain it 4. unconsciously competent- been doing it right for so long, cannot fathom doing it wrongMost learning occurs in stage two, the best teachers are in stage three.

At long as nothings going on, you're free to wander around and even get up on stage.

Have a couple rentals and completed 1 wholesale deal, so definitely still in the fledgling stages.

We spend a fair amount of money and time fully staging each house and consider this essential to making a home look complete.

Any experience dealing with this stage of the deal would be appreciated.

Banks are not filing Writ until the very last stages of the foreclosure or not at all before an auction sale.