The 1% Rule is a general, broad brush analysis tool for estimating if a property will operate at least at a break even level. 

Like others have said already put out the brush fire before it spreads into a forest fire. 

But for the amount of savings I got by using them, brushing off a few small slivers of vinyl is well worth it.Here's a picture of my before and after.

I sold fuller brush door to door.. was good at it but 50 bucks a week was not going to cut it.. bagged groceries for 2.18 an hour which was pretty good with 25 cent gas. and I dreamed of being a checker with the 10 dollar an hour pay and what would I do with all that money. 

rejection in many forms is SOP for door knocking  direct mail any type of advertising really.My first job way back when was selling Fuller Brush door to door.. much like being on a Mormom missions or a Witness coming to your door.. or selling magazines.. etc.good advise above.. when you knock on the door ALWAYS step back.. and down a step if there is one.. 

I evicted the tenant, put in my own tenant (single guy handy-man going through a divorce) I trimmed out the brush surrounding the house and had him cleaned it out.

How do you know the seller isn't buddy buddy with the home inspector and brushed some glaring things under the rug?

Thank you so very much too for brushing me up with the acronyms.

Too bad they can't harvest tumble weeds or sage brush.

I know I'm painting with a broad brush but I bet 8/10 times I'm not wrong.