He brought the groping and body scanning.

If the work is not visibly obvious to the buyer, it shouldn't have a big impact on your ability to sell at market price.Here is one example of foundation work (that I did on a property):http://www.123flip.com/house-4-rehab-offer (scroll down for pics)The fact that we didn't finish that basement with sheetrock made it a bit more difficult to sell -- we had a couple buyers who would see the plates and get very concerned.We did something similar in a house where we finished the basement, and the buyers didn't even flinch when they read the seller's disclosure (it was clearly disclosed, but we didn't make a big deal of it).What type of work are you planning to do?

I would love to post pics but need some one to tell me how.

Locations of the billboards are:1) Performing arts complex - sign facing Speer Blvd. 2) 16th and Champa (on 16th Street Mall)3) Convention center on California - on the admin building 4) Champa Blvd/Street at the Convention Center 5) Two Locations in/around Pavillions Mall Check 'em out and get those pics up here . . .

By the time the report is back in the hands of the bank, bpo and reo companies, the report looks like a full appraisal report, with 6 comp pics and full information on the comps.

When my cousin saw the pics he thought I was crazy for staging a home in this price range.

LOL, I can relate Dawn, my wife gives me grief all the time for not taking enough before pics, I'm too busy jumping in and tearing it all apart.

Maybe you can upload a profile pic so we can 'see' you too!

Now.. while you're branding, how about uploading a profile pic?

The old pic was from my days as a REIA owner & public speaker.