MUST pass visual inspection in order for your condo/apt to receive that certificate.

Right now I'm finishing up 4 hour work week on audible but after listening it to, i think I'm going back to hard cover, I'm a visual person so listening to someone talk, sometime i have to stop and write it down n sometime i just use it to make me sleepy.

Use objective data (show them the comparable rentals) and also show you are improving the place even if minor (so they can mentally match the increase to the market and to visual improvements).

Honestly, when they told me they could not do it, I visualized my REI dreams going down the drain and so I freaked out a bit.  

Over the years I've developed a knack for furnishing small spaces on a tight budget and my designs maximize functionality while creating a visual impact.

A bigger why than $x cf per month.When my chips are down and I'm in a pile of shade, what picks me up to fight another day is visuals of all the good folks I've placed and their thank you notes and appreciation for having nice, affordable housing over the years. 

My name is Justin Ward, I live in Central New York and I'm graduating in a few weeks with a degree in Visual Communications, mostly working with advertising design and web applications.

If it is very localized just to right in front of the door I would cut that square out and possibly put in locking vinyl plank product that looks like tile so that “grain patterns”don’t contrast and make it visually unappealing:) Good luck!

As a RE investor, I want a tool to fully integrate with quickbooks to visualize my individual property metrics and aggregate my portfolio to help me see their performance and make decisions more quickly.  

Best of all, when it comes to re-rent the apartment down the road, you don't need to help the prospective tenant visualize what the space could look like with their preferred color.