This is a SF residence that rents for 1750 a month and everything on outsourced screening checked out with flying colors, so there was absolutely nothing about either of these two that tipped off that they would be difficult.

A donkey by any color is still a donkey.

Originally posted by Jimmy Moncrief:You made the choice to favor "tax write-offs" instead of profit and this is what underwriters like me look for to underwrite a loan.This is an aside, but thought some might be interested...Just to add some color on why Matt probably prefers to claim "professional gambler" status as opposed to something else -- it's not just for the tax write-offs.

It has that dated color and gold faucet, but I think it works.

Matched the neighbors exactly on the color/style.

If you need a somewhat dark color to help cover up stains even after sanding, go as light as possible (a good floor re-finisher should be able to get this right).

I'm not sure that I would want a laundry list of items, or let them think I want to hear about every little thing they dislike (paint color or trivial stuff).

However I am not sure if this will greatly affect my resale.There is a house up the street under contract that has the same exact color however about 200 sq ft bigger as is priced about $7000 more than my house will be priced at.

This service will get your next deal in front of the cash buyers that you are looking for.17.Bandit Signs – Bandit signs are those brightly colored signs you see on the side of the road that usually say WE BUY HOUSES CASH.

Hey I am going to look at some slabs tomorrow for a house I am flippingWhat granite slab colors work best from your experience?