When I rehab, I fix it up slightly better than other rentals (but not cherried up) - it looks new, is as bullet-proof as possible (durable), and a timeless look so I'm not remodeling major items in 5-10 yrs.

I didn't pay much attention to an ambulance until I was wheeled into one.

Don't put the cart before the wheel.

Remember if you have 20 listings but 8 sell and the rest are overpriced and cost you a bunch of money you are spinning your wheels and if lucky breaking even.

We all know capital make the wheels go around.

I will not redesign the wheel but instead use what has been done in the past and improve upon it.BP will continue to provide me insight and knowledge.

Its just a black and white but it has been very durable and reliable.

Keep up the communication with them and the relationships you build with the title rep and all other people is your biggest spoke in your wheel.

OK, so under 1,000 sf is in your wheel houseHere are my buyers BIG 8: 1.Square Footage (min/max)2.Type of house (single family, multifamily, two story, townhouse, condo, etc…)3.B/B Count (min/max)4.Specific area’s they want / don’t want (get granular on this)5.Construction Type (important in FL - Frame / CBS)6.Pool House vs.

To all the people saying you drive a beater for a car etc. you have to LOVE cars to understand.If a car is just a 4 set of wheels to you to get from point A to point B then you will see no value or an experience just the high cost.I used to get the magazines once a month at my house as a kid from car and driver and a few others.