I bought it while working there in a unique situation where it was the perfect time to get involved in a particular neighborhood in Boston and it has paid dividends since that time.If it ever has significant capital appreciation, I will likely sell it.

If they feel bad about the purchase price then this is the perfect time for them to not cooperate with you.

An other wise perfect marble dinning table.

This will be perfect to allow my wife to plan some things since we will be modifying the floor plan.

If you knew a guy that had the know-how and time, what sort of ideas would you throw at him to make the "perfect" REI site for you?

I would absolutley love to have someone else find perfect deals and bring them to me all ready to go.I wouldn't have to search at all, just buy what I wanted with no effort at all.

it depends on the house, what price range it is going to sell in.cheap house I usually do laminate in:living - hall - dining - kitchen (maybe living room depends on the flow)carpet:bedroomsTile:bathroomlaundry/utilityEntry (sometimes laminate)Nicer home goes like this:carpet:bedroomssometimes livingTile:bathslaundry/utilityentryKitchenHardwood:diningsometimes livinghallwaysNothing is ever perfect for ever buyer - seems like there is always something that someone would like a little different.Remember the rules of underimproving and overimproving.Improve based on the realistic ARV (after repaired value).

I tell them that I don't expect perfect credit, but I do want to see a credit report that assures me that I will get my rent every month without having to chase it down.Before we get any further, I also tell tem that I won't accept anyone with an eviction or a recent bankruptcy.There is no point in giving them false hope, because it just wastes my time to do showing and process applications for people who are going to be rejected.On the other hand, many applicants really have no idea at all what is on their credit report, and I've run into people who thought their credit was ruined because they paid the Sears card a month late 6 years ago.

Values still will decline.It sounds like a perfect time for the savvy investor.

If you have a thick skin, don't mind spending all your free time on the computer doing BPOs, monthly updates. etc and are willing to extend up to $5,000. or so upfront (per asset), which you usually get back from the AM company, though if you do not follow instructions and time line perfectly - you may eat all or part.