I wasn't paying attention to how it looked.How are you making your laundry room pleasant for your tenant-customers?

But they were predominantly used in land deals not many for homes until it became popular through the guru circuit.

But we have 9 foot cielings not 8 and full hardy plank and wood wrapped windows. etc etc.So I guess you could say semi custom..

I dont finance customers work .In contracting not getting a deposit , is like renting a house without first month and security deposit up front .

I let them know I've absorbed their current leases and in coming weeks will write them new ones (which I customize for each property).

In fact, I just got back from looking at some of the properties for my customers and have lots to report back to them.

I just built a custome wood over mantel on a brick fireplace.

They are my customers and I respect their privacy and their time.

Perhaps payment customs are different in your area.

I've gotten the home through the first several hoops of short sale initiation, and I'm currently at the point where I'm submitting all docs on behalf of seller (hardship forms, etc.).My initial thoughts on this: I've purchased short sales, but never been on the listing side, and I viewed this as a great learning experience (as I am a full time real estate investor more so than real estate agent) to gain first hand short sale knowledge and be able to help those in similar situations in the future (as I think short sales will be more popular than foreclosures to the banks going forward).However, I have a personal fix 'n flip that I just received an offer on and will close probably right on time with completion of the extensive short sale paper work (30 days out).My current thoughts: This house is a great investment and is in the same neighborhood as my current flip, and I could stand to make some good money by purchasing this home.