I would definitely suggest calling and talking to the managing broker, unless she runs her own shop.

If you plan on holding the property for awhile, you'll want to look and see what is going on with local shopping, dining, schools, as those factors can impact your property value.

I plan on bringing a few sticks to enjoy in Denver.I will, I enjoy the pipe tobacco cigar personally.There is a cigar shop in the pavillions, about 2 blocks from the hotel as well!

seems like you can save some money shopping for a diff HVAC, I assume, possibly wrongly, this is a smaller home?

I didn't shop around because it would have taken days of effort.

No holes in sheetrock or dog poop on carpet-I always "shopped" my competition.2.

Anything from small sfr wholesale deals to larger properties including existing hotels, casinos, multiplexes, shopping centers, etc...

A 60k house probably only needs a 30" fridge, you can grab one out of the newspaper, trading times, even some thrift shops sell appliances where I am.

Matt,I try to shop for households staples as much as possible at Sam's Club, and fortunately for me I don't have to drive very much to be honest.

Plus, a lousy $300 is not a deal breaker, if it is, you don't really have a deal.As to wholesaling, if you are new, I suggest you first build a large buyers list so that you know what to be shopping for.