They’re like water when you brush them on.

We are also working on new arrangements with a startup car-share; for electronic parking passes; discounts at neighbourhood restaurants; and a reduced rental rate on self-storage during the summer months for our student tenants.As @John K alluded with his fridge magnets, we provide all tenants with the following on move-in:a binder containing information on their home: the house rules, manuals for appliances, call lists for service providers, transit schedule, maps showing local amenities, coupons to local businesses;a cleaning caddy with a started supply of cleaning products, a toilet brush in each washroom, and a toilet plunger;an emergency call list velcro'd on the inside of a kitchen cupboard door.

You can't paint an entire city with one brush stroke just as you can't in CA.

People that are looking at your property will all too often be criminals and convicted felons.Wow, that's a pretty broad brush you are using there, Mike.Tonja, Whether your potential tenants are "all too often criminals and convicted felons" has a lot to do with the type of properties you choose for your portfolio.

When he brings it up they brush it off and then they keep going up against a brick wall hardly making any money or doing deals.I am licensed as a principal broker and make on average 6 figures per transaction.

Brush only 80% of your teeth and the rest will get cavities.

I use a pro , and have read some books but long term strategy and planning is something i always need to try and brush up on. 

It can be difficult for the agent and later the home inspector to check the roof - chimney, flashings, valleys: I sometimes use my windshield brush to clean the edge, so at least I can see the condition and age of the shingles.On the other hand, you can spot houses with poor insulation from your car driving down the street.

But to paint Detroit with a broad brush because you haven't done your due diligence with the numbers or statistics is a mistake on your part.

It's more than just slapping some paint on a brush or roller and throwing it around).2.