I cut my teeth on REO and investments back in 2002, I was hooked and trained by some of the best in the field and owned a brokerage in S City shortly after.

I've been using "Wiskers" color code #531-4  any one can mix it, in any type of paint semi gloss, flat, eggshell, latex or enamel. its a grey tan color.. is amazing blends well with any tone carpet or wood floor and the white trim really is awesome.

Like pulling teeth.

If you don’t have that, get your teeth cut on a base hit.

The LP may not have teeth but it will stop a title co from issuing a policy until this mess is straightened out.

I use satin because higher gloss paints make imperfections in the wall surface stand out, but flat paints look cheap.Behr white high gloss enamel on all the trim.

They charge a standard $75/inspection - which I am happy to pay ($150/yr is a small price for continual visual updates), and I requested they complete a semi-annual regardless of occupancy - this was like pulling teeth.

If though we have to pull teeth every month, I will hesitate to renew the lease.

But without more experience and less variables (multiple owners), this doesn't look like a good one to cut your teeth on

I needed a special circular saw blade with many small teeth to avoid shredding up the lam as the blade cut through.