condition for anywhere remotely close to 10 grand, even if it sold for $1.00, which we've had city owned tax foreclosures sell for already.Now, for me personally as I work in the $250k and up (fixed up selling price) range and my main focus now is one which selling for $1M once done would be a real "fire sale" IMO, well $10k is not much more than I'm spending on the stone and supplies (not labor, not multi function shower, not big double vanity with quartz top, etc) for just the master bathroom. 

The only reason zillow is even remotely close on their estimates is because they pull in MLS feeds.Do yourself a favor and find a good, investor real estate agent and pay him/her to do your property evaluations.

This is the first feature being built, and would like to focus on solving any other problems you are experiencing.Thank you for your time and look forward to hearing from you.

As I learn more and more about home features and what turns the best profits, what to allocate more of the budget to than other areas, etc, I would love to hear from YOU all in regards to what features in a new home to actually spend the money on.

When you sell something you never close the deal based on "features" or "benefits" you close the deal on emotions.

Use the search feature to find answers to any specific questions you may have and if you cannot find something you are looking for feel free to ask.

Do I need to refresh your mind that we once featured you on one of our Note Closer's Video that helped you raise funds?

Lots of folks on BP with this expertise (I'm not one of them) if you're willing to do this remotely.

Is that a new feature members who have been on a BP podcast are able to put into their signatures as well?

Mark Kohler will be the feature speaker on tax and legal issue pertaining to real estate.