I wonder if he hasn't sold because of the tenant dressing up like a unicorn, or the place is just overpriced.

this thread sucks already.RV is putting subtle insults in his thread some other guy wants info, but it seems like he's using the same ploy we've all seen before we where they bring up the topic only to later start attempting to sell it................I've got better things to do like close more deals than to having to read this....................I'm off like a prom dress and taking a nap

It becomes a representation made by a borrower.Lenders have read the book, they know where the fudge is, they can see through embellishments, especially in RE valuations unless an appraisal is supporting claims, and it's rarely critical to see equity in other properties, if it gets to that point, it's not a very strong application.Your best approach is not to dress up statements.

While they would have to be able to bath, dress, feed themselves, there is often a level of monitoring required by a certain level of health care professional (often at the nursing assistant level stage) to be present much of the time.It can be financially rewarding for the person running such a program; the veterans themselves in my neck of the woods will often pay upwards of $800 to $1200 each for their room and board (still less expensive than their next step which would be a nursing home facility) but the VA does require regular monitoring of these type of facilities.Gail (who works in a VA Medical facility)

It's been said enough but just to reinforce it: Give your tenants a clean slate so they can coordinate their furniture, accent pillows, duvet covers...yadda yadda... the idea is for them to feel invested in the place and dress their belongings to reinforce their idea of home; you just provide the walls.Out of curiosity how long did it take to rent the pink place? 

I dressed, behaved, and spoke like I was suppose to.

Her poor kids must've left the place starving and half-dressed.

would also get more professional photos, including the backyard area (dress it up!). 

That being said, when you do use a picture, I would consider dressing in a tie and jacket for the photo.

Whether you are 54 or 24, if you you lost your shirt, you would still need to get dressed again.