Looks wonderful. I really miss having a house to work on. I hate apartment living and not being able to make nice changes to the place.

4" + base trim 👌

@micbwilli same haha

@Deleted User nice job, peak optics!

Great look!

@Deleted User DID YOU TAKE THOSE PICTURES IN PORTRAIT

@Deleted User 5 1/4in base trim

@John O - No, the lights are Edison bulbs. Probably why the photos turned out the way they did.

Thanks everyone! I’m really excited about the way it turned out. I love this type of work. In another life I would be flipping houses.

@Deleted User Looks great! But I couldn't help but notice that the original color was teal.

@Deleted User nice one bro, it looks mighy fine.

Looks fantastic. Very nice.

That hardwood floor looks really nice now.

Atta guy Nathan

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Thankyou

My pleasure

@Deleted UserWow,absolutley Gorgeous! Quality work indeed,especially love that cherry color floor😍❤

@Deleted User That looks amazing! 😍

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How awesome is that? I've run into a few of these over the years around downtown Louisville. It's almost hard to believe they are still there. Hitch post.

There used to be a lot in Danville I'm not sure if they still are or not

Oh cool, I never saw any in the areas I've worked. I'm surprised that there are still some in Louisville.

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Does anyone have experience in real estate?

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@Warren H whats up?

@Zyzz do you know how real estate wholesaling works?

@Warren H I know some basics. basically a wholesaler makes a quick profit on a real estate transaction. they are able to source a property for well below market value and then mark it up and sell it usually to a flipper or other type of investor. it is basically a form of arbitrage. I suggest you read biggerpockets.com if you are interested in learning more about real estate

@Zyzz will do thanks. I've wanted to learn more about it and I've found a few potential leads on properties in my area that could be profitable. I'm just not sure I trust myself to start doing it yet

It’s basically what’s called an assignment of contract.

You’re getting the property for a “wholesale” price then assigning it at a higher price.

@Zyzz knows his stuff.

I’ve been a wholesaler for years. There are individuals who wholesale with no money that must assign their contracts but their fee to their buyer is written on the assignment so most of the time it’s low. There are also larger wholesale companies you can work as an agent for. They will provide the leads. They will not assign contracts. Instead, they “double-close”, closing both the acquisition and the sale on the same day. Company actually buys the property but the money is risked for only a few minutes or hours while a title company does both closings. Find a shady title company and they will fund your purchase with your buyer’s funds to eliminate risk.

In general I don’t like wholesaling because the best deals are found by ripping people off who are in a desperate situation. “Stealing” property.