Has anyone tried out 99 designs?

You bought a house for $18,000 and rent it for $700, that is is not just a home run its a grand slam bud.

The design varies, sometimes it is a tiny red triangle shape, other times it is a circle alternating black/white on the face.

I'd suggest you hit the open houses in different price points and take note to appliance and fixture grades.The advantage of a drop in is in the design flow of counter space and it being seamless to the counter, spills are easily cleaned up, spill something on the side of a free standing stove means a mess and moving the stove out.

To Mark's point above about you deserving the commission because you spent the time/money to get licensed, the obvious question there would be whether you'd pay one of your other partner's extra just because they might have a degree in interior design (that helps the partnership in a design sense) or if they had a contractors' license or if they had spent money on a guru seminar and had more knowledge about flipping than the rest of the group?

While the borrower does so, the plan to discharge the debts proceeds as designed.

Be sure to set up some Keyword Alerts for some of the topics you are knowledgeable about, or other topics that interest you (like Michigan, Grand Rapids, Rehab, etc ) so you'll be notified that those words were mentioned in the forums and can jump into those conversations!

I don't know I just let my designer do all that stuff, haha.

I also went a little outside of my normal design box to make this house stand out and hopefully sell quickly.

If the bids aren't where you want to be, go back #4 and iterate on the design You could easily spend a few thousand dollars (or more) to get to the point where you'll have a plan and firm bids in place so you can decide if you want to move forward.