Come on guys, as investors we're inherently egotistical proud monsters... you know a cow with black and white dollar signs all over it with the words "cash cow" land lord, investing like a BOSS, or "I got 99 house problems but they all make money" with the same BP logo on the front or back would sell a ton more BP T-shirts and would be a lot more attention grabbing. 

Its a slick interface where you can invest based on your beliefs; ie "Clean & Green", or "Robots Rising", they even have a index for REITs.  

This one's just to make sure they're not a robot.

Indiana is its own monster!

I have a question that must have been posted before, but searching BP can be a monster. 

As you are aware Branson is a monster market.

Yeah back when I used to cold call for another business, I learned how important it is to be yourself and talk to them like a human being and not like a robot reading from a script.

She has done something like 1,000 in the past.As to big monster's question...A subject-to deal is not a lease option and a lease option is not a subject-to deal.

I know a few builder developers here in Oregon that's all they do.. they build new... and rent half or more of the new builds sell the other half and have created monster portfolios of very decent housing not 50 year old junkers.

. - might consider upgrading fixtures if it will make the place brighter and a little more appealing.Curb Appeal - best bank for your buck- sweet equity.Appraisers are people too, not robots, so a home that feels comfortable, well maintained and clean will affect the value.