If it's your white garage door, paint it the same color as the body of your house.

To further the comment by James Vermillion, working with a wide range for ARV is dangerous, it is too tempting to look at the upper part of the range and talk yourself into a bad deal.I can't tell you how many times I have disappointed myself when starting with what I initially thought was a good deal, only to find that after running the numbers it didn't work.

I ended up finding a nice fixer upper in my immediate area that I went FHA.  

Its in Upper Montclair NJ which is a good town.

But he would install it if she wanted but suggested she buy a new sink to match the look of the faucet.I dug in my tool shed and found some body shop sand paper 800 grit and 400 grit and 600 griton her sink I opted to use the 800 grit and it came out really nice I kept the sand paper going in the same direction so you could see the brushed look I sanded the entire sink including the bowls and outside edges It came out really beautifulI then did a sink in one of my rentalsthis sink had some bad scratches so I chose to use 320 grit sand paper again making sure I kept my strokes going in the same direction,the sink looks brand new. it took approx 10 minutes maybe 15 I am not sure I wasn't timing it but it was certainly less time then replacing the sink.Anyway thought I would share. my experience.

Using any sort of Reply I also get "An error prevented this post from being saved - Body is too short" when in fact it's not.

I'm not in a position to really buy a fixer upper.

Upper floor space is worth, maybe, half to a third of ground floor space.

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My name is Alem and I am really taking real estate investing serious. The only problem is I do not feel comfortable yet buying my first real estate investment property. I plan to start in a year when i...

The actual assignment of rents language appears to be item (B)(5) in the body of the document.Looking at another title company's website I see a document with the exact same language but with a heading that simply says "Deed of Trust".