Will they totally reglaze (with warranty) or touch up a few chips?

@Anthony AngottiGlad to see you chipped in here, Anthony, with your been-there, done-that perspective on this.

Just sit back drinking your PBR while eating potato chips and watching your peers acting like idiots on Jerry Springer (maybe you can get on that show someday).There is one thing you do need – the $5,000, 8 CD set that will tell you all the secrets that big investors don’t want you to know.

Some bank products will allow for "deferred maintenance credits" where you can chip away at the down payment required by the buyer.

In my home country it is laminate all the way,and you don't have to replace it like carpet so often.But installation is the key, if contractor doesn't do a good job, it looks really cheap and chips easily.

Hi guys, I was just wondering, if the trim and doors in the house is the older oak look, but still is in good shape; would you replace it or repaint it white?

For a first time investment stick to what is proven is my two cents, River Oakes, West Side of Ft Worth, near TCU all great options. 

turn around and resale tough.But many of the folks on BP are new to this business starting their first funds etc etc and the investors are making their first investment... so its good to put a little reality in this instead of blue sky like these are some kind of blue chip investment that they just make and they are going to make 30% returns as a passive investor. 

It takes a large amount of long term dedication...slowly chipping away until you establish yourself and breakthrough with a successful business. 

I like Angel Oak - great service and excellent submission process.