I'd take your existing colors to the tile department and see if they have have any sales on something that would work.If the moldings and doors etc in the rest of the house are wood like in the kitchen, then painting the kitchen frame white won't work.

Plus, you may think selling the SC property would give you the funds to begin investing somewhere else, but prices are at a premium right now and you can't do quite as much as you may think with those funds.

I like replacement cost policies and currently have them through Nationwide but the premiums seem so ridiculous.

I'm sure you've heard people say "you make your money when you buy, not when you sell," so why is it so hard to believe that investors are willing to pay a premium to people who find them those deals?

$1476 annual premium$250k of coverage$300k liability$1k deductibleThis is for a duplex in Conway (Central Arkansas)Thanks!

You could always use those teens to help you DIY wink wink. hehe @Jay Helms I am relocating to your neck of the woods in May.

Unfortunately it doesn’t take in to consideration the various levels of down payments, interest rates, taxes or insurance premiums that the buyer will have to contend with; so you’ll need to work the numbers a little more.The buyer has to deal with what’s called their debt to income ratio.

We do all the drywall repair, painting (with sprayer), lay wood/tile floors, and install trim/doors.

The other is finished with stainless appliances, granite counters, faux painting and decorator colors, wood or cork flooring, and ceramic showers.

Unless that's a wood joint used for hundreds of years that phrase might be hard to control or patent.You can darn near put a copyright on anything, a TM if it's adopted by your company and say patent pending on anything.