I'm in Mobile, AL We are actually offering our own $8k credit for buyers who buy our properties (furniture, closing costs, appliances, etc.)

That way, when someone sees you at the store, a restaurant, or out and about, they'll remember who you are.People have done it for a long time because it works.

Have you dejunked and put half your furniture and most of your personal items into storage?

It is the same thing as giving money to people who walk into a store, rather than selling to them.

I fear for my wife shopping after 8:00 PM, someone is always asking us for money when we go to the store or buy gas.

Replacing materials, tools, or staging furniture can be very expensive.

I know rehabbers who buy all in bulk and then store their stuff in warehouses.

In CA, you are responsible for storing a tenant's personal property for a short period of time (15 days, I think) at which time you can then dispose of the belongings by selling them or auctioning them off.

Tried having the big box store install carpet. 2,000 square foot house with some extensive linoleum and they measured the house as needing 3600 sq ft of carpet.The weirdest feature I see used extensively in upper level homes is the pot filler faucet over the stove.What?

I always assume any site or application may be storing those passwords in the clear, writing them into log file, or even keeping them in memory in the clear.