Our choices are Lowes, Home Depot and Sherwin Williams.

You are looking at having to make the choice between listing it at a huge discount, putting much more money into it to make it "special" or hold it for a longer period of time before finding a buyer.

Normally I don't deal with agents but with this one we didn't have a choice.

Sorry for the long post but I think networking here on this forum could prove far more beneficial than laying out 8G for the same thing.

Operating expenses are below 50% for most property types listed, but particularly for garden style product which is likely the most beneficial for the threads that come up on this board every week3.

Have a attorney review you docs for accurancy since if your trust or beneficiary agreements are not updated you could very well have a dry trust which means it is not a trust at all..Another point I would try to hold your beneficial interest as an corporate entity such as an LLC or C corp whatever company structure you are operating under since this provides very prudent asset protection and no legal advice intended.If I can help further feel free to contact me my info is in mysignature file and good luck on your LT deal.

No matter what you decide, you will be sure to learn from any of those choices, so go for it!

You tend to have a choice of either what I call tenement style buildings, or big old Victorian houses that people have converted into multiunits.

That is the easiest step and probably would end up being the most beneficial (his debt:credit-limit ratio on his card would count for you as well).Hope this helps.

My wife and sister-in-law inherited a home when their mother passed away.The home has been on the market for about a month in a "as is" basis,with no viable offers to this point.I am making cosmetic repairs and have estimates for the larger issues,roof and plaster.My choice is to pull it off the market,make all repairs,paint,carpet,so on,and put it back at a higher price,I would have to get a loan on its equity(it is paid off)to pay for this.My other thought was to try and get as much equity out as allowed,pay off the sister-in-law,take our share and pay some bills off,then rent the house out.Iam kind of going in circles thinking which way to go and would appreciate your thoughts on what options are the most profitable,thanks.