I own one and use it from time to time, @Kevin S.The base of the Nix sits flush against the painted surface, and it has it's own internal light source.

One area can show great signs but literally cross the railroad tracks and it’s a different world.Be aware of these types of physical delineation.If you are getting no demand from qualified applicants then I would say it’s not in a margin of a gentrifying neighborhood.  

They are literally working for free in hopes of getting paid when you close the deal.

On literally every corner there's a new construction project for huge apartment complexes and there's tons of inventory.

Its when all of the work is performed and you are literally prone to lose everything. 

ONE OF THE REASONS WHY I WAS INTERESTED IN THIS PROPERTY WAS I LITERALLY GREW UP AROUND THIS PARTICULAR NEIGHBORHOOD SO IT WAS A FULL CIRCLE MOMENT FOR ME BESIDE IT BEING A GREAT DEAL I WAS VERY FAMILIAR AND COMFORTABLE WITH THE AREA !.

I get calls literally weekly begging me to take the $ on various lenders of these. 

Literally everybody else I know personally who invests remotely has lost either a little money or a lot of money.

Some of my clients in this scenario literally just pick-up the phone, tell the seller of their specific property they are interested and they are well qualified, and see if there is some kind of fit. 

They have literally help me change my life around from a direction that lead down a rabbit hole towards a life to live in peace and prosperity.