Idk if one can paint a broad brush to answer, so some areas they can go higher and some others not so much.

Trying to get my first deal under my belt and brushing up on my analysis skills, but this is giving me heartburn...maybe I'm overthinking.Thanks!

All: We provide all our tenants with a "Welcome package" which includes small plastic caddy filled with cleaning supplies under the kitchen sink, along with a toilet brush and plunger.

I used a brush today on a very narrow strip where a roller wouldn't work, and it worked quite well.

much like Canadian real estate you can't paint the whole province with the same brush.

I took the one off the furnace in my own house shortly after we moved in for that very reason ... it, and the ducts, were a little furry and took a great deal of disassembly and time with a roto-brush vacuum to clean.

Also anyone familiar with clearing land, trees, brush (burning?) 

There is a downed tree in the yard, brush everywhere in the yard and on the roof...and I have heard nothing from the PM.

Our current R.E. market in the U.S. as a broad brush generality (I know there's many exceptions to this) is a declining market, meaning falling values still.

The school of hard knocks (getting stuck with a hammer or paint brush in my hand, whenever a carpenter disappeared on me) was invaluable and nothing, I mean NOTHING, can teach you as being immersed in it.