Be a chameleon, blend to the seller but try to lead them to supply you the info you need.

Lack of control of how each person's information is blended in the overall "product", not just me, but each person contributing will be "associated" with everyone else, they may not care, but I kinda do.Probably a moot point, I'm so behind probably can't get anything in.

It was nice to slow down for a while but I eventually started two more businesses to go along with our real estate businesses.It took a little time but I now have a very nice blend of free time and productive activity.My advice is to spend some time contemplating how you are going to spend your "post financial independence time."

Blend in - don't drive a flashy car to your houses, don't wear a suit, etc.2.

After I read it I knew I ultimately wanted to develop beautiful property that embraces the environment while providing unparalleled simplicity in the way it is used.

Also I wanted them to match the rest of the doors in the living space to blend tastefully.

What I have seen is that many investors end up with a blended portfolio.

Don’t blend in with the crowd!

There's no way to tell where reality and fiction blend here.

Vacancy rates will rise quickly.Maybe you could try an Iron A/C cage on the outside and a separate security deposit (maybe around $300 or so) to cover the A/C.The cages are ugly, but in many window A/C communities the residents understand that their neighbors (and their neighbors visitors) may be, shall we say sometimes "theft prone", and the bars can be explained as break in deterrents to keep their belongings safe.They also blend in better in a light color vs. black.If a prospect balks at the $300 and you want them, you could always offer to wrap it into the first 10 month of payments.