If youre not married to the wood and you want to start over, AND you have "soft spots"...I would rip it out.That way you can put in what you want and it will go in right without affecting door gaps, cove base, and the like.

So you probably have to a find their sweet spot...create a landing page and then entice the individual investor...make it appealing (high return on investment) use software to do a hypothetical scenario --- a sample package -- or list previous deals in the pipeline (if you have any).

However, areas (in red) on this map show that certain spots in the city are actually losing population.

I made a walk through today, and everything seemed to be in good shape with the exception of some soft spots in the hallway floor.

Went to another unit where another tenant moved out last night.Man they left tons of nail holes throughout.I said no nails in the wall.When this happens do you repaint the whole unit or just spot paint where the holes are?

This has allowed me to already know a lot about them at walkthrough and I can seal the deal on the spot (with deposit) and call off the other showings.

That's a tough spot, but exactly what Steve said.

I have posted about LLC liability in more detail in other spots but let me try to clear some things up although this may be oversimplified.

I reserved a spot last week for the event in Irvine.

I didn't expect so much substantive content in a 46 second video.Your I.D.E.A.L. acronym was spot on!