I’ve considered selling the property and starting fresh.

In this order.Curb appeal, fresh paint, clean, well trimmed landscaping, but, try to avoid spending a ton on plants and flowers, etc.Wood(faux) floors(laminate or engineeered) less than $2 per sq for flooring and will be about and extra $2 per sq to install.

Fully updated in excellent condition exterior freshly painted.

I'm currently working in the tech industry, but I'm more ambitious and want to be in charge of my own income and join the real estate industry, but I'm fairly fresh and I understand that the housing market in the Silicon Valley is extremely expensive.

Once you make them fresh and clean, then you are golden!

Gives it a fresh clean look instantly for under $50 of materials and less than 1 day of labor!

It's nice to hear a fresh perspective about Youngstown from someone not on my payroll since it seems so few people are investing in the area for whatever reason.

Plus you get that "freshly painted" smell even if you only did a few spots on a few different walls.

If the deal now does go through after making my lender aware, and I am being asked to pay $1,050 in appraisal fees, can I sue the appraisal company for non performance of those fees being that I am the underlying reason if the deal goes through it will be because of information I provided.I understand no one in this forum is in any way to give legal advice, but this is just a general question and I am obviously frustrated as it is a fresh wound.

If I started a DBA and in time decided to go to an LLC, does anything tied to that DBA transfer to the LLC or is it starting fresh again?