I called it "a nod and a nudge," a nod to the architecture, with a nudge in the ribs... respectful and tasteful, but not taking it overly seriously.My theory was simple: Everybody doesn't have to like it, but the right people need to LOVE IT... and it worked, every. single. time. 

I haven't posted much more than a brief introduction and a few comments here and there, but this was because I wasn't really sure what to post and since I'm new, I didn't have much knowledge to share. That being said,...

Really you can't go wrong, so it's a matter of taste as to who you pick.

Nice design inside the home, very tasteful!

As long as the wood is unfinished, personally, I don't think it looks bad, it just depends on your taste.

Investors, you should always be thinking about your market, their lifestyle and their tastes.

It's akin to making a booking at a restaurant and writing a positive review before you even get to the restaurant, experience the ambience or taste the food.

Good job to your team and big kudos to your wife for the tasteful staging!

Something to remember with rental property is you don't need to spend extra money to make the house meet your taste unless you plan on living there at some point, what you need to do is figure out what will give you the most bang for our buck.

I mean it).You have never tasted true lead generation and you honestly think that this is the way to do it.