A friend of ours lives near the roller rink.

I would use a floor roller to, however, i was cheap and used a hammer to pound where the tiles connected, and it worked great!

We don't just change sheets and scrub floors, we deep clean the kitchen and bath, wash windows, vacuum every square inch of floor, use lint rollers on our sheets, water plants, organize books, dust the blinds, wipe down all hard surfaces and couches, and more depending on how messy the guests were.

Well, the long story and roller coaster ride ended Monday. 

I am in the right ballpark or skating on thin ice? 

There is always a level of risk, but the size of that is risk is managed by the knowledge a person has of the market and their personal skills.I am not sure how familiar you are with the specific area that Luke is looking at, but there are young people riding bicycles to tech jobs, young women rollerskating through the neighborhood with Beats headphones on, and trendy little hipster bars and restaurants popping up nearby. 

I have a terrific electrician that I trust, but I would not be surprised by anyone trying to eventually skate with a deposit if we working together long enough.

What a roller coaster.  

You would be surprised how many unqualified Buyers call to make verbal offers, and I am not involving my Seller in that emotional roller coaster.         

It is a roller coaster ride but it will pay off in the long run.