What impressed me about this product besides being waterproof is that I was told no underlay is needed AND no demo of old tile is necessary.

I find it's good to keep the power on for the refrigerator; otherwise I'd have to clean it again prior to another tenant moving in.And I like to keep at least one light on when a unit is empty to give the impression that it isn't (empty).  

Matrix didn't impress me too much, nor did Renatus.

I've been listening and very impressed with all the information and it always amazes me all the people that are willing to help others out.Thank you,Flint 

I don't see any incentive for a realtor to run multiple CMA's for us on a weekly basis, if we are not using them to buy the properties because we are working directly with the homeowners and our cash buyers.I'm sure I'm missing a step or perhaps I misunderstood some aspect of running the numbers.I was under the impression (from our training) that Realtors would have no problem running comparable if we just ask them...but I just don't see why they would spend their time running comparables if they aren't getting compensated.So I'm hoping some investor friendly realtors (preferably in Topeka or Kansas City) can help clarify and answer this question for me.  

Not impressive at all. 

I was under the impression that you had to find a contractor that had some form of registration/ certification in order to work on a home that has a 203(k) loan on it.

Was not impressed at all with the outcome of the mailing. 

I also was impressed by him but at the same time uncomfortable as he only worked with 203K loan deals on big jobs like this.

Very impressive accomplishment for a 21 year old!