When every color choice you make on any decision whether it be property or vehicles, the colors always must be neutral.When you are a master at base moulding, painting, and yard design.When you know what the name of every granite is (literally I think I do).

For additional information and requirements, refer to 24 CFR Part 39. (3) Replacement Systems. a) Heating, ventilating, and air conditioning system supply and return pipes and ducts must be insulated whenever they run through unconditioned spaces. b) Heating systems, burners, and air conditioning systems must be carefully sized to be no greater than 15 percent oversized for the critical design, heating or cooling, except to satisfy the manufacturer's next closest nominal size.

I like letters as we have probably had more success, but am also a fan of a two sided color postcard.You can write out an address real quick, put a stamp on it and fire it off in seconds.Letters take a little more time.We have had good results on both.We like to keep an excel spreadsheet on all contacts with date of contact and results (talked to them, they called us, they want to sell, they dont want to sell, etc.).we also like to drive by those properties that people are on the fence or saying maybe - and take a photo of the property and create a file of notes for when the owner finally calls and says yes.i hope this helps - we have a few other marketing things we do but you just asked about postcards.Brad McLeod

So where it says "Real Estate Chat" if it could update to say "Real Estate Chat (3)" and the 3 would be red or some other color that would stand out against the rest of the nav bar.

maybe a fiberglass repair kit. then sand down and use the kits they sell at home depot to cover and match the color?

I have 18" light porcelain floor tile with a light colored grout.

Have you tested vs. other colors of signs to see if they pull better?

If you can get the smell out but not the stains, refinish the floor in a dark color to help hide the stain.I have not found Nature's Miracle to be of much use,

I had read on another forum (sure can't find it now) about some landlords who had amazing success dying carpets a more tenant friendly, darker color (I'm thinking brown).I could absolutely replace it with some cheapo HD entry level stuff.

What they're doing is a horse of another color.