I've NEVER been to any of the pay seminars, or bought any of the programs, although I've read lots of the books (library) and heard some tapes (let me borrow it for a couple of days to see if I want buy it).Back in the day when I was still working (I was a sales rep) I would go sometimes to the Zig Ziglar and others "motivational/sales/postivie thinking" day long events.

Too many people focus on making small short term profits at the expense of the longevity of a potential long-lasting relationship.

I don't mind paying granite, having the longevity and aesthetic appeal. 

Some background info:unit 1: $1150/mo – upper unit with view, some recent renovations. on year-long lease ending 11/17.unit 2: $775/mo – upper unit with view. month-to-month, tenant since 9/10.unit 3: $800/mo – lower unit. month-to-month, tenant since 7/14.unit 4: $775/mo – lower unit. month-to-month, tenant since 5/11.unit 1 i'm happy with.unit 2 looks like the biggest opportunity for raising rent. in it's current condition, it looks like i could get 875-950 for it. after some updating, i could get 1100-1350 for it.units 3 and 4 could probably max out at 850. after improvements i could get ~1k/unit.if they are good tenants i would like them to stay. i certainly appreciate the longevity. any advice would be greatly appreciated.

He ceiling heat has it'smany down falls but for the most part if they are not disturbed they tend to have some decent longevity.

It will cost approximately $20 per month to host it, but it is best for longevity and professionalism.  

What I do not know is the strength of the longevity, issues that face them and any legal ramifications this younger agent might be missing.

This also includes the quality of the finish and longevity of the product.If you botch it up you own it.

They do have time limitations on longevity.

Tenant longevity?