If the house will sell with out staging because it is a hot area, I don't bother hiring a professional, I will stage lightly like the kitchen cook books, wine classes, plates and silverware at a sit up bar etc., bath with towels, fireplace mantel with my HOME sign, drop a comforter and pillows in the master on the floor and some stuffed animals in the kids rooms.

Oh man ... too late for this suggestion, but next time around, if the tiles are in good shape and a quality install (which it sounds like given how difficult they were to remove), and the only problem is that they are just an ugly color, then just reglaze them in white along with the tub.

Lol didnt want to put a skin color to Santa, everyone has there own beliefs. 

@Joshus light  thanks for the advice makes sense, you brought up a good point.

Nothing helped beyond some light surface rust as well as making the unaffected areas appear cleaner.

I have searched the threads on BP and haven't come across that much information so I'm hoping you all could shed more light on the subject. 

Which cost me $18.99 at costco and I get 2500 sheets in a box (I buy 3 boxes $57 not including taxes)....My letters are different they have a lot of color in them.

I have a few questions; hopefully I can get some light shed on.I had a lead come in from a gentleman whom inherited a property from his dad along with his 6 siblings. 3 of the siblings are deceased now.

Porcelain is best because even if it is chipped the color is all the way through.

I'm going to send out my first yellow letter campaign soon and I'm wondering which color font I should go with.