Like multiple shotguns bought by investors and each been refurbed and given a different pastel, individual houses just bought and heavily updated, the tenants are slowly changing the demographics (eg not poor and black, but young and white), and so forth.In fact, the pastel thing is actually infectious.

I've had to deal with most of these issues concerning both my own multiple retirement accounts.Since subtle, nuances can make big differences in interpretation, I've only felt satisfied by getting my pension guys, my two CPA's and my bookkeeper on a conference call to get the straight skinny. 

You are looking at older housing stock, and subtle differences within larger geographic areas.

It's thoughtful BUT some might find it weird or wonder if it's a subtle way of letting them know keeping a clean place is important to you.

Since I am very “wordy” I will do that in separate posts, this one being the first.Let me start off by saying that I cherry-picked the properties for my Stockton “Analyses” (read “opinion”) series, in order to make certain not-so subtle points about the Stockton market and the different types of properties you might find there.

Mortgage interest on your primary residence is not deductible, the trade-off is there is no capital gains due on the sale of your primary residence.There are many more subtle differences, but this gives you a starting picture.

Also, the financing of SFRs and multi family properties may have some subtle variances.

I am always looking for subtle signs of distress, thinking of new and better uses or property, learning regional growth trends and trying to anticipate markets.For this property, I easily noticed that it was out of place- not being developed in a highly desirable and economically vibrant area.   

Maybe do the note thing in a subtle way.

This is obviously a subtle advertising post to attract investors, without getting flagged.