They said there were well kept homes nearby, the price was "about right", the curb appeal was good and the interior was clean and well kept.

Make sure your house has good "curb appeal."

The reason I say that is because it needs lots of work and doesn't have any curb appeal.... and its located in the middle of really nice well maintained houses its the perfect property for a House Flipper or Rehabber.

I don't typically dine at fast food places, so it took a lot for me to curb my fine dining meals.

It's awfully hard to renovate for curb appeal when it's colder than an Eskimo's outhouse.

Town puts in new sidewalks and curbs (substitute any municipal improvement) lien never recorded, never notified, survives foreclosure.4.

I guess I'm unclear if they are doing something technically wrong, or if they are parking on a legal curb, but your paved walkway happens to be coming off of the curb (but no driveway.)

Small lots after you develop with set backs , curb cuts e t c it will be no land left for parking and you will have issue finding a tenant after spending all the money to develop it .

When you are wealthy, tear it off and hang drywall, tape and texture.4) Replace the appliances with fresh ones from Craig's List.5) Don't forget to tune up the curb appeal as well.

Yeah, about 30 yrs ago I helped my boss remove possessions by putting them on the  curb while the tenant was at work, then boarding up the house.