Actually, yes. i can refer one out of Tampa that actually has a formal design degree and a ton of experience with not only residential and commercial interior design, but flip and ground up as well.

when i talk with other owners near me when they ask for help increasing their revenue, i start with their pictures and their designs.

I worked in commercial construction and ran a MF division of a company. so have seen a lot of hair raising things - but for my portfolio, I like to keep it simple and stick with stuff I am confident of.

I collect a pet fee to help offset the cost of any additional cleaning that might be needed for pet hair and such.

Be upfront about hair on the deal and price it to move so your buyer can still profit.

If there is dog odor, there probably is dog hair in the ducts.

I've heard they're great and have no reason to doubt the advice of others here who use them.If you know nothing about web design, SEO, etc. then you're almost certainly better off going with an established vendor like IC than making a terrible site on your own.But, want to clarify: calling something a "Wordpress site" is a bit confusing.

This.Curated design is just one of the tools.

Do they require you to pay the design fee or is it optional?

Our initial equity contribution consisted of a $182,000 down payment.Rehabilitation & Value-Add StrategyEach property underwent a comprehensive renovation designed to elevate the homes to our amenity-rich, luxury rental standard.Total renovation budget: approximately $156,000 per property, or $468,150 for the portfolio.