Sounds like a paralegal tenant I once had, trying to be smart in a weird way.

Seems smart but humble. 

@Steve Hungerford I am just here to say when you ask for help and then give smart-*** responses to people that are trying to help you, you come off as a jerk.

But my trim paint is usually white gloss oil paint and my bathroom/kitchen fungicide-added semi-gloss white paint is usually a slightly different shade of white than my flat white for walls and ceilings.It's usually smart to stick with white trim throughout if you have to do a lot of window replacements and paint over stained, finished woodwork.In a home, ceilings are white.

My understanding is that house rules in Alaska can be updated and changed at any time for the benefit of the living environment, however I'd like to roll them out in a smart and friendly way that gets tenant buy-in and don't want to have to change them constantly to try and keep up with the infractions......  

IMO, it’s not smart to base my cashflow projections on units that aren’t legit.

A year ago economists, Wall Street’s smart money, and pretty much everyone that calls themselves an investor was predicting a recession.

A smart first step in your career aspirations as a real estate agent could be obtaining a license.

So the best first steps you can take is to educate yourself -- you need to know how to invest smartly AND how to be a landlord.

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