There are some tiles I have come across at work that mix concrete and wood patterns, which makes it more subtle and abstract.

Making the property a mixed use project will open more financing opportunities as it will have a commercial flavor in addition to housing.You may have issues in a historical district, especially if the building is on any registry.

The difference is that I don't have to prove anything, except to present a copy of the 30 day notice I gave them, and then 100% of the time, the judge will grant the eviction.There is a more subtle difference.

ALL kinds flavors and colors.You are blindfolded and you pick one apple and look at the apple.You selected a green apple.

The tenants messages are not threatening but they do show subtle signs of disrespect, the tenant has also mentioned signing a 5 year lease and is landscaping around the house for free because that is their profession.

To me, this looks like a restaurant with booths along the windows and BIG breakfast omelets with lots of flavorful cheese and sauteed veggies and good coffee.

Wash with warm soap water, diluted acetic acid, with baking soda, lemon flavor and scrub a few times.

The higher you go from current rates for similar loans the more the predatory flavor kicks in.

There is multiple types of subtle manipulations that can be employed on less sophisticated, more agreeable non RE people, by realtors, brokers, and investors....IMHO, that's one of the reasons why, generally, commercial brokers try to avoid letting sellers and buyers talk to each other.My most recent acquisition I did not talk the seller once, only the listing agent and he used a bunch of different sales tactics during the transaction, and I am OK with that because it's his job to sell the place for as much as possible, as fast as possible.

@Padric Lynch every state has a little different process, but what has been shared above is the general flavor.