Sometimes a listing expires and you can put it into the MLS so that it looks fresh and not listed before.

This 2BR, 1BA was purchased for $80k in January and sold for $245 last month.I don't want to be a nuisance but I also want to be fresh in his mind when he decides it is time to sell. 

For starters, I am a fresh graduate of a decent university (ranked in the top-10 in the nation for public schools, ranked in the top 40 overall).

I briefly mentioned this in another one of my threads, but I think I'd get excellent answers in this sub-forum.To start, I am a fresh graduate of a decent university (ranked in the top-10 in the nation for public schools, ranked in the top 40 overall).

But I am pretty sure Roofstock once they have done their inspections are not going to sell something that is old and broken down.. they are just like any other turnkey remarketer they want fresh rehabs.. they send their own inspectors in to do the home inspection so they Don't End up with  a Morris Invest Oceanpointe fiasco  IE selling homes that have no rehab .. they do their own independent inspection that they pay for so they know the inspector is working for them..

It is somewhat different since fresh graduates of medical school tend to have a very heavy loan burden.

If the power outlets are yellowed, swap the out with fresh white ones.

Right now, I need to refresh my buyers list, it's stale and needs fresh blood.

According to John, working with me was like a breath of fresh air.

While I was back to renting, my brother( who was fresh out of prison), came to visit.