If you havent already, I would allocate funds to the exterior paint job and landscaping, to ensure that it pops enough to "one-up" the other homes on the block.

Already 1/2 way through the "Beginners Guide" as well.Have a question for everyone and apologize if this isnt the right area to ask this.....if not please direct me to the right place :)Quick "Networking" search of Nebraska brought up 184 people......Light bulb went off....."

Contracted with gas co. to install new gas line, which required tearing up the street, 2 flagmen and a policeman directing traffic for the disabled traffic light down the block.

I don't want to contract any of them with out interested buyers. some are some real fixer uppers and others are light flips in good areas and good schools. a call or emailthanks in advance

The tenant loved the way it showed at night with the lights.

Switching all common area / public lighting bulbs from incandescent to CFL or LED.

I cannot afford his course, however, I was hoping someone here would be able to shed some light on this niche.

It's nice to have it light out til around 8.

The landscape has definitely changed quickly, I know I wasn't really prepared for it.

Is there no common area lighting for which the landlord will have to pay electricity?