There is no way to get wire thru the top and bottom plates in the wall. 

Pick neutral colors (not your favorite) and standard finishes.

first, if you have your buyers list ready BEFORE you contract a property, you will have an advantage. because if you take an investor to the property early in your contract, he has to wait a month or two if he wants to go around you. and if he seems shady you can try to match another buyer before the 1st idiot can go around your back.you are going to find people like this everywhere, its a result of the bottom-line thinking that is becoming so popular in america. everyone wants to cut out anyone who is perceived as a "middleman." but the important key is, is this person adding value?

Go down the page and look on the right margin, you'll see "Recent Posts" at the bottom of that you'll see "All Posts" click on that. 

Also the cost for the banners is 3.50 cents a square foot from my buddy or he agreed to make them for free in exchange for putting a small line at the bottom like "need a banner..." with his business info... 3.50 a square foot is a good deal as i understand should i just pay for the signs to keep all the attention on my message?????

(We did get the tenant temporary A/C, for the record.)A big part of the problem is that they don't have the capacity to handle seasonal demands because they pay bottom of the barrel.

Further, some people will get the bottom basement, least expensive insurance possible; whereas, others will want to insure any and every conceivable thing possible (that can be insured).Example, one person may have a 50k property in Idaho, that they are insuring with a 5k deductible, and the least coverage possible, and can be paying $600 a year.

Bottom line is I don't care what people put in their lungs, just don't damage my property with it.

Further, properties in VA do not trade on a price per sq foot basisI like the Charleston SC  MLS  in bold letters at the bottom of the listings it says.. " IF SIZE MATTERS MEASURE" We just sold a new build that my architect put 2010 sq ft which my wife relied on.. since it had not been assessed yet it just shows vacant lot on tax records.. appraiser came in at 1825  sq ft.. same thing they wanted to know what we would do about it..

The bottom line is; You still need to make a compelling case as to why other than you just don't want your condo anymore.