Cut in the easement road, cleared overgrown timber to lighten up the previously dark property.

OK so I admit it, I've been a member for 3 weeks but I purposely kept my self in the shadows because I wasn't sure how legit this site is.

After learning a bit of the dark side of these deals, I got the house under contract for $132,512.00.

@Joe Delia I should take another picture of the bathroom from the side, there is a large linen closet in there that matches the vanity - the dark wood finish with the green really pops IMO.

But, I'd venture to guess that the majority of gun owners aren't in well-regulated militias.Just to be clear, I'm not saying that there isn't a Constitutional right to bear arms (there is), but we can uphold that Constitutionality (both to the letter AND the spirit that the original signers had in mind) and still reduce the amount of gun-related death in this country by increasing regulation.As for the other arguments made above...Sure, criminals may be able to get guns even if they're not legal, but if a criminal has to go trolling in dark alleys or on the Internet to find a gun, there's a lot more chance he's going to get caught than if he can legally stroll into Walmart to buy one.And the argument above about the fact that they'll find other ways -- bombs, poison, etc -- is true.

My best friends mom was a high-powered broker in the Lake Tahoe area, and one of her colleagues was murdered while showing a house after dark.

I know there is a lot of inventory still out there as well as shadow inventory, but I see signs of improvement in my area.

Not exactly a shot in the dark.

Really looking for help deciding if dark floors and oil rubbed bronze sells better or grey flooring and brushed nickel is the better option.

@Rob ShahAs someone who has been investing out of state for years, the best advice that I can give you is to shadow those who have done it successfully.