For a little 4 month flip, paying myself $500 a month through the project is nerve racking.

I discuss it in a lot more detail throughout this thread:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/67/topics/62850-home-staging-how-much-As for whether it works or not and the data behind it, I wrote a post several months ago (can't find it using the search feature!)

First off, thanks for taking the time to reply.I'll have to look into that feature to see how it works, otherwise it seems like it would be difficult to simultaneously monitor/answer seven different numbers.On the other hand, being that our bandit sign number is a Google Voice number, Google might provide some simple way to accomplish something like what you're suggesting.

The walk through was a bit nerve racking since it was my first one, I did great except for the fact I couldn't close.

We have a lot of attractive features I think would draw people to this home, but if we sell we run the risk of losing a lot of money.

I have read of people referring to a Mapping Feature that breaks down areas into ABCDEF according to certain (price, safety, desirability???)

Perhaps you can share your experience and calm my nerves (or maybe make them worse!).

There is also a down-payment assisstance feature that you can do.This feature is essentially a loan for the down payment and closing costs that has a 0% interest rate.

Since the advent of the SAFE Act, various groups have been trying to get CFPB spokespersons to meetings like this and they have turned everybody down except to come in as a featured speaker meaning they chose their own topic, speak from a platform, and take no questions.Most state and federal regulators will not appear where they are going to be asked questions from the audience.

the black of the blacktop detracts from overall features of the house. say the house has black roof and black shutters. put a blacktop and it will be too much black. it's too much "in your face" and that's what i meant by "ugly".