(You'd think white would be the most reflective, it wasn't, almond was better!

Just asking as a novice person reading this trading naked would be a risky bet.Since the volatility is so high, spreads are pretty fat right now,but don't know when it will drop to grab the premium ;)----For the other answers,  we are in an unchartered market.

In general, you have to realize the public perception of landlords are fat-cat wealthy capitalists. 

For the walls...i forget what it's called, but like an almond color. i used semi gloss in all the living areas except bath and kitchen. i paint the bath in all the same color almond, except high gloss, and the kitchens i paint the same high gloss as the bath, except i paint the cieling gloss white. home depot has a glidden 440 alkyd paint that is tough and almost as good as old oil paints. i use the same colors for everything...In my last appartment renovation, i didnt have to buy a drop of paint, i used old paints i had that still worked...lol...I guess that makes me a landlord if i just have a garage full of old paint, countertops, mini blind spare parts, etc.

While everyone is looking out for the DOS in corners, the big fat elephant in the middle of the room is insurance.In the name of asset protection your title and hazard insurance is laying in the shade.

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Have you seen price of almonds for example.

I like foundation repair jobs, they're fat and nasty, but due to the price markup on companies for warranty, it's all nice and fat, and EVERYONE, wants a warranty on those kind of jobs.

I once had my oven catch fire when I was toasting some almonds and forgot about them.

Have they ever been evicted, this is a big fat NO for meHope some of these help