Also, I've started painting all of our units a very, very pale yellow/linen color (the wife picked it out and everyone that sees it loves it) and the trim all gets hi-gloss white enamel.

I am going to call the realtor to find out if that is the case with this house.My concerns are, if that area is not heated/cooled, and I need to pull a permit to have ducts extended there: 1) the cost 2) if I pull the HVAC permit and the county reports it to Code, and they want it converted back to a garage. 3) It may not be possible to extend the ducts for one reason or another. 4) Since the garage door is directly exposed to the rest of the living area, I don't know how well insulated the area is, and if this is pushing up the utility bills.

I've got the home about 3 doors to the left in the mint green color -it's one of my rentals.Anyway, you did a fantastic job in turning the property.Did you pull the triggar on the 15'r?

:D Yes, and often with very colorful language!

A single room may easily eat up few hours in just one room, even if you are painting the same color.

I say preflip because what we do is go into a property and trash it out, spray all walls ceiling and trim eggshell white, spray the outside of the outside with kilz2 with a color tint one color, clean the lawn, cut it and put mulch down.

Junk houses are still readily available, although they seem to go more quickly, too, compared to 1-2 years ago.Besides that, I thought there is a realtors code of ethics that also says they should forward any offer they get without prejudice, including offer price, hair color, and shape of nose.

They will do the whole house diagnostic and seal ducts and insulate.

But I finally woke up from the trance and tried to cancel the service and that is where their true colors showed.

The colors represent monthly rent.