I understand the time and labor that goes into promotion and I completely agree that using a service, at least when starting out, would be worth it.

Thank you @Joe Funari I will tell her you’ve recommended me her title company! 

@Joe ZeiglerCongrats on your first post.  

I really want this because I know the quality of work will be on point, and I'll be able to save on labor, etc. 4.

@Joe NguyenHey Joe, The Charlotte, NC Market and surrounding areas are amazing areas to invest.

Hey BP team,Currently doing a remodel of a property I own in San Mateo but the contractor just sent an overall budget for everything but didn't break down labor vs materials. 

Send me an email, and I can share past and/or upcoming projects from our operators.thanks,Joe

Originally posted by @Joe Splitrock:I am wondering from a buyers perspective, it is better to have higher buying price or higher interest?

Craig's list and eBay over time DIY (who knows).....Upscale heavily decorated costs money.In many cases DIY can save about 50% in labor, but high end unique things will require workers with specialized (more costly) skills.To get the Look you want, the best way to accomplish a tied together "Feeling" is to get with an 'Interior Decorator" or Architect who does this style, and bounce the cost questions off of that person.There is no way to tell....is the animal skin bead spread $30 from a yard sale or $3,000 at Nordstrom's carpet department in Seattle?

If you can keep labor prices down, I’d say it’s a pretty safe bet— given the right area.