Someone recommended something called neutral copper fungicide power.

In general, I try to only buy properties that would cash flow neutral long term.

All are cash flow neutral/slightly positive with more than 2 year rental history/tax data available.

Once you get one that is neutral or says "I can help you make more" then you ask your general questions.

BIG difference in regular retail, medical, office rentals as far as tenant demands and rent per sq ft.Also it is important to know if this use type is in demand, neutral, or over saturated for your area??

As I stated, or intended to state, I am neutral.

A couple of people I work with even use a more 'neutral' nickname to avoid stereotypes and biases.

Neutral whites, beiges, and grays will offend the least number of people.People seem to like the color of dirt and mud these days.

- Get rid of all personal items and all family pictures (just neutral furniture and accessories)- Turn on lights before every showing- Open blinds before every showing- Create a flyer with all positive attributes of the house/neighborhood/area/etc- Make sure it smells nice- Paint your front door (it's the first thing the buyer will notice of the "interior"- Leave on a stereo or iPod with speakers playing some soothing/popular music

However, I am purchasing this property in the name of an LLC which has 1 rental property that has been cash neutral for 5 years or so.