I am also working to get this all over to the FBI as well right now.

I wrote a whole article the even touches on this: https://www.g3manage.com/post/property-staging-tips-that-sel...2.

But I can offer another option take a look on Zillow or any MLS webpage look up "Union Street" in Indianapolis recently purchased over 6-14 months.

My point --> this is not a reno & it's probably more complicated (risky) than building ground up. 

We handle this by scheduling weekly hot tub maintenance to check the water balance and make sure everything’s in good shape.

Most people thereby get on my page.

Anyone have advise on investing and what's the best strategies or investment in this market.I am looking into Atlanta, Pennsylvania, North Carolina and South Carolina.

As I am new to the KC area, I'd love any suggestions for how best to do this.

we are beginning big renovations on our home. we moved everything out about a month agoearlier this week I was told that we need a different type of coverage when the house is vacanttwo days ago, the contractor went over to discover a whole punched in the roof from a fallen tree limbwhat should I do?

Costs in many locations don't pencil and you need equity that will be patient because significant rate cuts are necessary to recycle out equity on new construction multi-family deals at this time.