I'm also might have my building painted in the corporate sponsor's brand colors.

I can certainly shed some light on the foreclosure process for you here on the island.

Broken faucets or light fixtures, clogged drains, etc.  

They could be a touch low if you consider CapEx and a are looking at a long term hold.Can you quickly reposition the current properties to be profitable, for example increase rents with a light remodel?

I know prices were starting to soar a little bit, with the prospect of light rail.

Some of the darker colors can also help hide it, but for your home, I would be going bright white all the way.I think 14' is too large based on the rendering, but would have to be on site to see it in person to know for sure.I'm going to the FIBI meeting in Manhattan Beach Tuesday, maybe I could stop by before the meeting.Bathrooms, how many do you have other than the master!

I would go with more of a "builder" color.

Two problems we've had with acrylic that were combined with the tub surround... tenant burning tea light candles on the soap dish burned a hole in the surround and another tenant couple (both overweight) who enjoy taking showers together caused the tub and surround to flex so it became detached from the wall.

What I do is if the location is right, the conditional property is right, the layout of the property is right, the existing financing payments are right, and the attitude of the sellers are right, then my job is to put together the deal structure that works for me, and I basically give the project the green light.

DTI is in the 40s because of the two houses and decent but not substantial income.I'm light on cash because I just built a new house and put 20% down on it.Paid 454kLoan 363kI also own my original home turned first rental for 2300.00 a monthWorth 325kLoan 218kI've got close to 200k in equity in my two houses now.