There is nothing else I could possibly put up in its place to create privacy that would be as aesthetically pleasing or that would compliment the mid-century style of the home as well.Does anyone have any suggestions about what I might say if I file an amended variance request that would persuade the city to make an exception and allow my fence to remain as it is?

With the variety of guests, it's a great way to see a lot of different styles of investing so you can see what appeals to you most!

[ ] SELLING [ ] REFINANCING [ ] KEEPINGDo you currently live in the home:____________________ How Long:_________ Style of Home:_________________ Sq.

If it is the Mutual Fund style, do you have a minimum Buy in for your investors?

closets.....women always look at them & ponder the space for the 300 pairs of shoes they need.so we strip them to barely full to make it look 'LARGER' & no clutter on the floor or shelving above.In the last SFH we added a large sealed cedar closet for the off season clothing in the basement.

The craziest part is the assessed value of the property is the same as comparable properties with a much bigger lot (this was a split lot) and have garages (which most people rent out in this neighborhood to contractors and small time handymen for extra income)I really like the property, it has all updated windows, siding and a fairly new roof and utilities.The units are very well maintained but also dated (80s styling)I would not mind putting a few thousand into cosmetics, but with the taxes assessed i wouldnt want them going up significantly.How would I go about getting the property reassessed?

I am behind schedule on my flip, so I have decided to have someone come paint the whole home.It is a 1600 sq ft home, split level style and I want it painted 2 tone.

Our prices never shot up like they did in other styles like California and our building has been stagnant for years as well.

This will have to be done commercial investment style by getting signed NCNDA, MFA, and verifiable POF from your buyers.

But I have seen equally irrational behavior among some Colorado counties that refuse to have open bidding, and sell the large majority of properties without competitive bidding via a lottery style approach, effectively cheating the County of $50,000+ in over bids a year.