Set a bunch of traps and task the tenant to re-set them and put more peanut butter in them.Right now we're renting, as our house is in remodel, and the landlord is great, but it's an old house, pretty hard to seal up;  so he supplies us with traps and we work them.  

During the days leading up to the closing of the buy-back, we sent Thank-you emails to ABC Baltimore and Maverick to butter them up.

Anyone know of any other web based resources that can identify bread and butter markets nationwide.

SFR is my bread and butter, so I'm stepping outside my comfort zone.  

I think that may get to be  too specific and you'll be passing up the bread and butter.

I primarily build and rent out apartments to butter my bread. 

I'm sure quite a few on this blog have day jobs as their primary bread and butter source of income.Does anyone switch hit (so to speak) running a franchise restaurant while actively growing their rental portfolio?

If you buyer is happy with synthetic materials then I don't think you can beat allure.

My bread and butter was the outlying areas such as Oregon City, Canby, Mulino, Dallas (OR), Salem, Forest Grove, Yamhill, etc and I did well in those areas.

You can't change someone's mindset, only they can.If it were me, I would only buy bread, milk, peanut butter, and jelly.