Thought some opinions might help :) Currently there is a light oak in kitchen that needs to come up.

Selling 500 homes at a time when you are holding several hundred thousand properties is more a marketing piece to show them in a positive light.

I would love to network with anyone in these two areas, not excluding all other areas.At the moment, I am looking at the Wholesaling and Buy, (light) rehab and hold strategy.I look forward to meeting you all~Mike

Unlike previous elevators, the new lift is completely self-supporting, extremely light, has a footprint of just one square metr e and requires no excavating pit or hoistway, it can be fitted to almost any two or three storey building at a fraction of the cost of a normal elevator.http://www.gizmag.com/go/4007/It looks hideous.Anyone have experience with this product? 

May try some light staging?

@Karen Margrave A ha I did it got to high light who I was responding to..CA is really really tough even when your general plan approved.

I would much rather have to undergo a major rehab every 10-15 years than "light" turnovers every 1-3 years.

I've found them on Twitter, tracked down people on LinkedIn in and discovered the email social(at)zillow.com (which is supposed to offer customer support for social media complainers) all to no avail. 48 hours later, I can't access the reports and don't see a light at the end of the tunnel for being able to.

Here is the even worse part...the tennant never showed up....what can I do...am I still obligated to fix this (light fixtures in bathroom).

The last place that sold was 3/2/2006 and it sold for 380000 for the same exact unit, except it had some upgraded floors and light fixtures.