@Jeff PurlAmazon and Antique/Thrift shops.

See my thread called PAINT http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/30832-paint I use Mautz Antique White in Eggshell and paint everything.

Now you have the antique look ;o) Go to the source - your local paint store.

Hasn't happened since we went all tile.As far as price, I look for the best closeout I can find where they have the quantity I need and the same die lot and normally a beige colored tile to go with the other materials below.We use the same paint in all of our properties, Ultra Hide from Home Depot in an Antique White, I think it is 75 or so for a five gallon pail.

His office address leads to a antique store in SC.

*Consider General Liability or “business” insurance to cover claims at your own place of business- like a “trip and fall” incident, or one that may arise while you or your staff are at a property, such as knocking over a homeowner’s antique vase during a walkthrough (oops!).

As a new real estate sales agent years ago after leaving corporate America seeking my own business, I learned very quickly how antiquated the business was AND still is, which has everything to do with emotional intelligence & path to least resistance thinking, called greed.When negotiations are taking place, whether I represent the buyer or seller, I always - 100% of the time, vet the agent on the other side because that is the gateway to success.

If you spend a week hanging out where investors hang, and using the antiquated  method  of simply saying hello and passively shooting your pitch, you'll have a partner in no time.

When I am looking at properties to buy I value it more depending on how close it is to the subway station, but is that antiquated thinking?

The landline phone is laughable and speaks to how antiquated Gov can be.