It doesn't smudge like stainless and also holds magnets (unlike real stainless).GE and Kenmore are the type big appliance manufacturers that make it, and they usually use it in their lower-end lines (for example, GE uses it in their Hotpoint line, which is their low-end appliances).As a non-design type person, I can't tell the difference, though wife can...and she actually thinks the faux stuff is just as nice as the real thing.Regardless, when you're purchasing, just ask for the low-end stainless...doesn't really matter if it's the real stuff or not, though the faux stuff tends to be cheaper...

You certainly wouldn't want to risk chasing them away with a low-ball offer.If you can design the web page to accurately determine the nature of the motivated seller, you may be onto something big.

Post them here and maybe we'll have some comments based on the sign design, and the location on the corner.Something is definitely wrong with this picture.

Sure Steve, "microsoft office live" offers up a free website, designer, hosting, etc, even a domain name for free.

After the repair is done I will design a cold weather poster and put it inside of the pantry door on all my rentals.

Our logo and branding have changed considerably since we got them made two years ago, but we still use signs with this old design for our Coming Soon marketing:http://www.lishstaging.com/ComingSoon.jpg

Mark, this type of service is designed for out-of-town investors.

For 3 years now I have provided the capital for this partner to acquire property in a designated area.For 2 years it seemed that all was going very well.

The SAFE Act is new and we have not seen what HUD or any state has ruled in such cases todate, to my knowledge.Also, having any amounts of the lease being credited toward the purchase price is against HUD regulations and will result in your buyer losing any subsidies received under any HUD program.It remains to be my opinion that guru programs are designed to make the guru successful, not you.

I purchase and stage cheaper, but trendy furniture (IKEA, whole house for $500-the renter gets to keep it and I get to channel my inner interior designer).