I haven't had any major complaints this year about heat (I pay for it in my big pink apartment) but I'd really like to switch over to BBE).Mike is right, after doing research BBE is by far the BEST for rentals as long as the electric service can support it.I took Mike's advice and bought some big DIY books, and running new wire for the units doesn't seem to be hard at all (It seemed much harder to me to begin with).

Open Letter helps investors easily stand out in comparison to the typical outdated yellow letters and pink notice postcards!

For management, I use and recommend Russ Breckenridge with Pink Realty and Jesse Scott with Muldoon's. 

While bandit signs are a cheap and easy way to advertise, they must be done in a tasteful way, respecting the right of others.The complaint I called in, the person used large index type cards, 7x10 in size, colored pink nailed on every utility pole in the neighborhood.

With that you'd be talking about a high end consumable in a climate with year round harvest....

I would pick areas like Toney, Harvest, Decatur, Athens, Hazel Green and Madison--(might be a bit pricey). 

I was a guest a while ago and now am in the harvest period on my apartment complexes I 1031 exchanged for etc…. from 2015-2019.

Another marketing trick is making potential guests feel like they can see themselves at your property.....The Pink Flamingo and Cool TropicalThe backyard is beautiful, and I would love to hang out there!

In another, smaller property I have a leather couch, cowhide rug and a pink armchair.

But its still a renewable resource you can still harvest private timber and you will be harvesting timber for the next 1,000 years if we are still all here  :)