Basically it makes us feel 'comfortable'... if that word is allowed to be used to describe real estate investing.However, for out of state, we find ourselves feeling helpless with what we view as unpredictable markets (fluctuating values, and therefore fluctuating equity positions), long vacancy times (in the Springs, our houses get rented in a week or two, max), and of course, not being able to stop in and physically check out the property and talk with the tenants to mitigate any of their concerns (without having to play telephone through the PM).Basically what I am getting at, is that I am not sure if I just have rose-colored glasses with Colorado Springs due to it being a hot market at this point in time (and when we entered the market), or if others feel the same way in that Colorado Springs has a lot to offer in terms of it having a stable (and foreseeably strong) economy, decent price/rent ratios, and all around good investment potential for a long-term view.  

We painted the house 2 toned, and the 2 colors go across it, making it almost invisible. 

Hi guys, Need to choose a color for the LVP. 

Sometimes it's just a matter of cosmetic issues like clutter, needs new flooring, bad paint colors, or old appliances that keep a house from selling, but some sellers would rather sell for less than pay to fix it up before selling, and you can find deals that way.     

Any games you played with "renting" to yourself are null and void and you are now responsible for reimbursing uncle same for any unpaid taxes plus penalties - plus they're going to go thru the rest of your stuff with a fine toothed comb.That being said, there was always a big advantage to having your home count as your primary residence anyway - you could sell it and not pay any taxes on the profit (deferred or otherwise).But now that they limited the SALT deductions, that may change. 

Can set the color to blue so it looks just like using pen.

They are fighting tooth-and-nail to get their bids accepted, and there is not enough inventory coming online.

Provide them with a form to fill out with the make, model, year, color, and license plate.

I’m a big fan of leaving the old oak features and incorporating the new white a grey color scheme.

I understand the first pass is sort of a rough qualification, and the fine-tooth comb part will come later, but what's reasonable to ask for up-front?