Our letters seem to really stand out from just a generic post card.

I'm not saying IKEA is necessarily bad but it doesn't have the charm of what you might find used especially if you want your place to stand out.

Seems like a good play for an Airbnb in Denver as you need to stand out among the crowd.

@Michael LiddicoatThe seller can accept seller financing(installment plan).This would allow the seller to report gain and pay taxes over a period of time instead of all at once.The downside for this is that gain attributable to depreciation recapture is taxed upon year of sale.An alternative would be to do a 1031 exchange.

Your place must standout.

Obviously, this could be attributed to higher competition etc, but I believe it's that people have move online to find out more about who they are considering doing business with.  

I assume whether the first floor (the other 2 floors are residential apartments) or the building as a whole is considered class B or A is largely based on opinion or are there specific attributes that make a bldg class A rather than B? 

Hi Chris, jumping in a little bit late to this one, but another way to look at the floor issue is that is this a way to help your flip stand out among other similar houses in the area.

Right now I am working on Upstate NY leads, I currently have 136 leads that I will be sending out extremely personal mail too stand out.

Is that something you put in your lease, that in the event of an eviction, all costs will be attributed to tenant?