Total risk adjusted return is king ... cash faux is a drag queen masquerading around as profit, your purchase price being trickled back to you in small monthly installments on a property going down in inflation adjusted value while sinking CapEx (which does keep up with inflation) into it ... anybody that gets with her without realizing this may be in for a big surprise.

Baseboard, door trim, and doors (not plaster or faux-plaster ornamentation) are supposed to be gloss.

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Jewelry is expensive to make and therefore you are paying for more than the value of the gold.

This is because no two properties are exactly alike - they may have different numbers of units, unit mixes, amenities, vintages, or classes.

The trick is that the tenant has to trust the owner regarding the faux eviction.

So personally I don't trying to predict and instead rely on a vintage year strategy.

If they file suit against you for more than the limit and are successful, then they would have access to claim against other assets such as cash accounts, brokerage accounts, jewelry, and any other sort of asset that is worth anything.

Runoff drains with no extensions away from house"Noticeable bulging of faux brick covering foundation"

I put in stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, faux hardwood, backsplash and basically re-did the units.