There is some mold on the cardboard backing under the side wall (at the bottom of the wall where the medicine cabinet and the light switch are).

That show makes me happy, happy, happy.Don I have to admit Don, over the holidays, a family member had it on and I watched the xmas episode with them putting up lights and doing the one guys whole truck up, lmao.

Especially in light of the potential to develop them into a loyal and dependable long term tenant!

It's like a Blue Light Special at K-Mart. :)

Obviously, if the rent is $2,000 per month (remember, I'm in Southern California) and I rent it 15 days earlier, $1,000 that I spent is more than recovered since I don't have to pay the light bill on a vacant place, or incur more cost of marketing a vacancy.Another item I've been running into lately is thinking way ahead, and wondering when the tenant gives their notice to terminate the tenancy, how will the unit or house look if I'm going to show it to prospects while they're still there?

Yesterday was a pretty light day for me:--Drove to realtor's office to collect referral fee check for last week's close.

In light of that, I wanted to write a post and say that with all the fiasco of Obamacare, we are putting the project on hold.Though we've had interest from physicians, and medical groups for preliminary information, and we still believe medical space will be a good investment, now is not the time to do it, in my opinion.

Knowing how many wholesale type events are out there and that title companies do not catch all things, I would guess there are some snags that are pretty problematic.In addition, it brings to light under some of the same guise, the deed language used and lack of express language to prevent merger.

see link it should spread some light Property

Refigeration can be an issue, three dump sink, grease trap, gray/blackwater holding, screens over lights, fire suppression if you have fryers or stoves.