We installed removable panels on each end of the house that could be opened to allow the wind to blow through.I had a remodel recently that would shift every time it rained and the new doors would stick.

These might also be people who would be targets for flat out making rehab loans to.

An undermount is just flat and plain, unless you have fancy finished edges.Before I changed to overmount, I had an undermount, and the mounting hardware was rusted, and the sink was becoming detached from the counter.Overmount is pretty much maintenance free.

But, if you're going to sell to the institutional investors, you're likely going to have to go through their agents and pay a commission (unless you have an inside connection).As for listing on the MLS, you can do a flat fee listing, or you can find an agent you trust to list for you and to pass you the contact info of the people who call.

Justin Pierce - here is an off-the-wall idea, just to give you a marketing concept that others may not share.... how about purchasing a used panel truck and putting huge signage on the sides and back with your "Fast Cash for Houses, As-Is" message and contact info.

One of the things I'd love to see is less of a presenter format and more of a panel format.

I’m looking into buying a 2 flat for my 1st rental property.

Some lawyers offer a flat fee service to prepare the docs for you.

I grew up very poor in Holyoke, MA in the flats (very impoverished area) and the surrounding areas.

I like that it has a large back seat for the kids (its built on a Suburban frame) and the lockable panels that cover the bed are nice too.This is my daily driver now but will probably become the property junker truck soon to be replaced by something more fuel efficient.