And yes, we should start a Bigger Pockets cookbook thread where we share our peasant recipes for eating cheap.

I do get the enormity of the subject matter, and am not in a hurry for a cookbook for "buying a note".   

Right now lending is a cook book.

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.

Their system is in place and like a cook book.

A shower curtain, some towels and some flowers and a cookbook in the kitchen make a huge difference even without furniture.

.- Buy the tenant a cookbook: 1001 Guacamole Recipes- Offer to buy a net to catch falling avocados- Offer to pay the owner for a liability policy with a specific provision for damages caused by falling avocados.

Unfortunately I'm not working but in the meantime I'm working on my Cookbook that'll be Published by the end of this year!

You provide the designs (suggest a cook book of just a few variations) and act as the broker between your clients and the rental agency.

Why do all your pictures says 6/6- makes me think you've had the house sitting for 2 1/2 months and noone wants it.9th picture- remove that picture with the flower- again table is blocking the door- add cookbook where the flower picture is- and can I say I really dislike those towels but if needed can you put them together for me.10th picture- hmm get back to you on that one.11th picture- may not be so bad- picture is dark and stuff is too close to walkway.I think I'll stop now- to me the house looks like someone has lived in it- not like its a renovated staged house- more like hey someone has lived here.