After well over 1000 houses it’s proved it’s worth.BUT if you think sugar coating will work sprinkle sugar all over the conversation. certainly nicey nice communication and unabashed laughter will get you elected but it won’t buy many houses. our product is money and we best not forget that. there’s a power exchange happening in every conversation and the one who blinks first fails unless winning isn’t important.  

Landscaping has the largest ROI (of about 200%), adding a wood deck or a patio will also provide a big increase in value (100% ROI).Add living space, consider converting attic space, finishing a basement, or repurposing a large living area to add a bedroom without expanding the home's footprint - this will give you an average ROI of around 75%.

So the answer is to call or visit the probate court in your county and ask the nice people there how you can do what you want to do.In one county in one state I went to, the clerk I got was a total jerk, so I said I was told the people here were very nice and very helpful, I would appreciate it if you could you direct me to one of those people.

When I was in college in Philly I lived in one, it was nice but nothing crazy fancy.

The STR guest wants a nice vacation.

Thanks for the nice words, Chris. 

Or hang out at places where people with money go, i.e. nice hotel bars, nice restaurants, country clubs, etc.

As for Portland its downtown while business wise has been really hurt.. and its started with theBLM riots ( or should i say peaceful protest) that and those nice Antifa folks fire bombing things destroyed many many business's the inner city real estate is nothing like back east. but they have got to get a handle on the homeless.. 

Nice to see 2 endorsements, especially from long term customers.

Just provide them with a nice rental house to live in.