To practice I am looking at HUDs at HUD home store, and pulling comps on them just to practice finding ARV.

I just went to the hardware store and bought this package of fake "security" signs and stickers.

What sets the property apart from the other comps, or puts it in the higher range, is that 1) it is a full remodel and beautiful, 2) there are only 8 full size walk through condos in this 44 unit complex and they rarely come available, 3) these condos are all 2 bedroom but I did structural work and made this on e a 3 bedroom (up to code but not permitted), 4) and the biggest feature is that it is a fantastic and desireable location in that it is in short walking distance to El Paseo (sort of the "Rodeo Drive of this desert area" a couple miles of art galleries, high end stores and restaurants).We would advertise this as FSBO without agents at first so we don't have to pay a commission.

Well he is could rob a liquor store, then the cops will figure out who he is.

In CA you have to store people's belongings up to 30 days at which point you can dispose of it.

I can make a key as fast as a high school dropout at the hardware store.

I agree, the last time I drove by there it was dead in both stores.

Mine are not commercial units - I've had good luck at a local used appliance store and I remember picking one up on Craigslist a few years back.

As it is increasingly simple to deploy nationwide, with instant communications etc, efficiency enters the market and drive down returns in other words we are the local hardware store and Wal Mart just opened a store across the street.

we have basements and there is a "subgrade" flooring everywhere in the stores. just tell them what the application is and they will tell you which one can be used.2 ways i'd go though:1. vinyl that looks and feels like wood (would fake almost anyone)2. you can put tyvek house wrap underneath and no moisture will ever hit the wood.