Always important to see what's under the hood, and not act based on what's shown on the surface. 

They seem, at the surface, to be a logical instrument for long term incentive alignment, especially in today's market.

Any sort of surface damage: holes in drywall, carpet stains, damaged blinds, etc. 10. 

(piercing the veil, sole proprietor dba)There were major issues in his JV agreement that my attorney surfaced as well, but he dismissed them saying nobody else had an issue with it. 

I know in all my years doing this I learn things each year that I did not know or working in all the different states I do I find it fascinating how real estate on the surface is the same but how we actually transact is so very different in each jurisdiction. 

I am a professional painter, we typically spray and backroll any drywall or other wall/ceiling surfaces. 

Even if you do paint/stain it, you need to make sure it is clean before doing anything-preparation is everything.Not sure how well paint would stick to those surfaces or wear. 

It makes sense from surface level but I feel like there's some deeper insights I can learn from understanding the value proposition.REI is ****ing sickI have learned so much in the past 24 hours after signing an offer I hope I crack a smile on one reader reflecting the beginning of their journey.Appreciate all and any insight

I don't know what you consider a lot of money spent on advertising and marketing, but I can tell you that $10,000 per month won't scratch the surface.  

In many cases, the floor between the two is a conventional wood floor- i.e. wood joists, subfloor, and floor with carpet or tile as a walking surface.