The main difference being that virtual networking can be much quicker and much more powerful - or it can be quite useless and detrimental if done improperly.

Virtually all of the soffits and trim that have peeling paint like the porch all have to be wrapped in vinyl or aluminum.

I use it for everything between going to the dump to hauling staging furniture.

I can't tell if they're serious or it's all part of the negotiation game.Any advice would be appreciatedI have the property listed on my website (only one at the moment) so click on my signature link to view it. also has virtual tour.Thanks

We use furniture from our home.

At $25/hr, I tend to expect quite a bit... they need to be fairly autonomous and able to handle virtually anything.And when I say handle, I mean handle.

If the seller doesn't get out it can also create a holdover tenant issue where you have to evict.The other fact is that the sellers furniture etc. will not be moved out so on walk out inspection there could be holes in walls or stains in carpet you can't see right now that cost money to repair.

It is like having one giant virtual mentor.

As one house sells we just move the furniture to the next one coming to market.

Rent to own stores are a good source of furniture that your can return when you are through with it.