It's funny... when I was selling new homes, if they did not sell a home in the first 30 days, we used to put small cups of fresh paint in the air ducts to help make the home smell MORE like paint....

I am a newly commissioned Air Force officer who is just starting to look into the world of real estate investment.

I'm originally from New Jersey but am currently stationed in New Mexico as a Pilot for the United States Air Force.

To be rented for November 1st at $825 per month (have tenants already waiting).Capital expenditures planned for 2014: In late March early April I plan to change the siding on the house to vinyl, and in May/June add central air.

As far as the FAR and addition of floors, there is the ability to obtain a transfer of developmental air rights from other developers.

I find the community based, no sales pitch environment of BP to be a wonderful breath of fresh air and a sensible approach to real estate investing.My interest is in owning rentals, be it single family or multi unit.

Its seems like these numbers are just being pulled out of the air in all articles, books, and examples I read like this one.

This time we will get a new unit for her apartment and I hear I should also used some compressed air on the unit in case there is dust.Anyway we will see.

Based on my walk through, my biggest upfront concern is that 4 of the nine units are still wired with knob and tube wiring for the lighting.

remember most people are looking at many homes so having a flier that is different can be great.Encourage your sellers to keep the home tidy and smelling good (air fresheners are cheaper than another month on the market)Encourage sellers to turn on all lights if home before a showing, If not home you make the drive to turn on all lights in home.