I have a meticulous screening process and have really good tenants who take care of my properties.First and foremost in big bold letters because it's super important- YOU MUST TREAT ALL APPLICANTS THE SAME SO THAT YOU DON'T HAVE A FAIR HOUSING ISSUE. 

I see a turn for the worse but not bold enough to predict how bad it will be.

No matter the color, keep swatches and label them, so when you need to you have fast access to grab a quart to cover the patches.Lastly, the more bold you go with colors, the more you will grab attention, but also likely turn off a lot of people.  

Ops, not sure why it's bold font.I have been requesting my agent to file extension for a week now - in writing and during calls.

That statement in bold is true enough, that's why people in Nebraska get higher rates. heh.Any ways, it's not really something I'm interesting in debating theoretical reasons, I might as well try to argue with you about how much cashflow you see based on a theory I have.

Bold thinking!

Does anyone have any experience using BOLD LEADS?

Based on the bold sentence, I can not move them out unless they agree?

My personal and professional thoughts on your expectations are in bold below, please let me know if you have any other questions at all, thanks for your post!

@Kevin PiwowarskiHey Kevin, if you’re bold enough after meeting them…ask them if you could stop over and see their present location.