It seems great but you just never know how high they can get especially with regulations being cut back in the months to come.This is what I recommend.

@Jason Hirko thanks for your post....You two made me feel that I am NOT totally crazy thinking 50% ish hair cut....Thank you

I'm hoping I can find a local purveyor in order to cut down on shipping costs which can be expensive.

I cut the learning curve these past 2 years studying under a great mentor and I am so excited. 

The few videos I do see are pretty much just clips of various parts of the process, but there's always gaps left out, and important pieces of the whole process from start-to-finish of investing in real estate.So, one thing I'm telling myself this year that I'll do is record the whole entire deal, from start to finish Starting off with just 'Let's buy something that will make me money' and record the search , negotiation ,rehab (if needed) , marketing, and income period for the property.Part of that though would be figuring out how to make it look nice, or at least contain the 'stuff' that seems to get cut, or people skimp out on.So, any input/ideas would be appreciated.  

Some initial thoughts would be to cut back the trees/brush to the right side (near front door) to give that area some more space and a welcoming feel, rather than walking into a black hole. 

Poor regulatory cuts will super-charge the bubble and it will pop hard, just further down the road.

Personally on a first time working with someone I do not cut my commission down.

Each snow storm can be 40-75 and that is for the driveway and not even the steps or sidewalk.Each weekly lawn cut can be 30-50 and that does not include and treatments or landscaping those are more charges!

The printer was also cutting off the top of the letters.