These updates modernized the property, improved its curb appeal, and significantly increased its market value.

What an amazing feat of science.

If you're keeping the siding you could just repaint a new color like light blue or dark grayish blue for window trim just do simple modern frames and for light blue paint window frames trim and outer doors and dark blue including garage door make sure to match garage door with front door it looks sloppy when they don't match. if you're changing the front you could try flat stone in charcoal grey and match the siding on the sides do the house with same paint color.

(This list goes on and on)Employed Asian immigrants were more concentrated in highly skilled occupations such as management, information technology, and science and engineering than were immigrants overall.Asian immigrants accounted for 58 percent of all immigrant physicians and surgeons and 52 percent of all immigrant registered nurses.Asian immigrants were less likely than the overall immigrant population to live in poverty.They will pay 500k to live here too.... no problemo:)

I consider underwriting to be more of an art than science personally. 1) get on as many syndicators distribution lists as you can and when they’re raising equity just ask if they can share their underwriting with you.

I was skeptical on the colors as well, but it has that modern look people love!

Ever since graduating, I've always dreamed of owning a nice modern home or even renting one.

I am 23 years old, I'm working on my last year of Computer science bsc, and way more excited about learning economics etc.

I want to focus on specialized, boutique urban housing that is green, energy-efficient, modern, and smart.

I like property built between 1978 and say, late 1990s, stucco and tile roof is great if I can get it ... these houses are old enough where they aren't all HOA controlled yet new enough where it is modern construction techniques and low maintenance.