If you want to get fancy, color code the pins to represent: Red - Fixer/Bad House, Green/Offer Made - Good HouseOvertime you will have a detailed map of your area so you will know exactly which neighborhoods fit your criteria and which areas to stay away from.Happy Hunting!

I think most of the colored areas are absent of RC or have hardly any RC.

Well, I was wondering what kind of experience and education you had to write about anything suggested, that's rather bold, so I visited your profile and I see you listed rehabber, wholesaler and birddog.

We used the same postcard for our second campaign, changed out the colors and wording and sent out 3500.

No, it’s not about color but some diversity would widen the impact of bigger pockets for all cultures interested in real estate.

Rental 8mm, home use 13mm lighter color.

Popular stains are cherry or medium brown color.

I’ve done some fresh paint, a bunch of colorful throw pillows and a few large new mirrors.

I mix in a bunch of different styles of colored handtowels to brighten up the baths.I feel the kitchen is where you spend a bit more.

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