As for plumbing fixtures, most people don't know the difference, stick with Kohler, Moen or Delta in a chrome or brushed nickel finish. 

They usually have brush marks, roller texture, etc. 

Would you rather get $200 a door in Ohio right now and it stay static for the next 20 years....or would you rather have minimal cash flow right now, but grow to cash flow $2000 a month in 10 years time?

I used a brush to get into the groves between panels and around tight areas and trim - there are a lot of nooks & crannies.

We removed the mobile home and cleaned up the brush to enhance the view.

In fact until 2 months ago I lived downtown in Brush Park.  

*If someone asks how much the deposit is, asks for a reduction in the deposit/rent or if they want to work out a payment plan on the deposit then they will probably not be the best of tenants*Dollartree is great for cleaning supplies, soft pretzels and paint brushes; you will want copper sponges for baked on filth and magic erasers for kids' artwork at minimum (Make sure to run the pretzel under water before adding the salt or cinnamon sugar then put it in the microwave)*A crescent wrench can be used as a meter key in a pinch*The better than wax toilet seals are less messy than wax and toilet bolts usually require a sawzaw to remove; Flappers come in two sizes: 2" and 3"*Sharkbites and pex make plumbing at least 100 times easier *Drill augers work pretty well to clear drains and bathroom sink drains can sometimes be cleared with a screw slid around the stopper to remove hair*Thinset also works as grout and caulk also works as mastic in a pinch* A garden hose cap or shutoff will resolve a leaky hose bib for right now; Can't pressure wash without a hose bib?

The former is static, the latter is dynamic.

@Don Gouge all generalizations that I’d say are more often accurate than not but I’ve been fortunate enough to find some great agents and I’ve recently learned not to paint the entire profession with such a broad brush.

@Scott CarrilloCalifornia paints with a pretty broad brush regarding nexus and the $800 LLC tax obligation.If the LLC has a member-manager located in CA, generally speaking the LLC is "doing business" in CA regardless of where it is organized, and won't be able to avoid a CA 568 obligation or the $800 LLC tax."