(Think Wal-Mart.)

I heard one potential buyer that was happy that the yard did not have landscape so he could build a garage and maybe a pool in the backyard which I thought it is crazy as this home is across the street from Wal Mart and the street is super busy.A contractor wanted 5k to build the wall plus I had to pull permits.

(Trying to approach this as a human but respected like a Walmart aka big business)

The best piece of financial advice I ever received was from a friend of mine named Pedro, who says, "Jesus saves, because He shops at Walmart."

Basement is 545 sq. ft.This home is convenient to the metropolitan city of Greenville (20 minutes) and is only 8 miles to shopping, restaurants, banks, walmart, hospital, etc.

Using a Walmart oil-remover.I'll be curious to hear what others have had success with.

The tenant wanted to go to Wal-Mart and get her own pesticide to treat, but I refused, as I wanted to make sure that it was taken care of as quickly as possible and to limit the spread to other units.

In the small town that I invest in, there are several (advertising different things) in and around the Wal-Mart parking lot.

If a homeless guy walks into a Wal-mart around here, loads $350 worth of merchandise into a cart & tries to walk out the door, he's going to jail.

Did you ask her is she steals from Walmart, too?