It's a shower head, make it you responsibility and thank the stars it wasn't the fridge, the stove, or the mysterious hole in the wall.

Further, even if I was a star applicant to a small bank, some still could not make these loans since their equity base was unstable or deteriorating and the FDIC was performing a colonoscopy on them every other day.

You can learn alot about green building and the different designations, LEED, Energy Star, etc. if you go to the website for Builder Online.

Davis, the MOP star for Kentucky is just a Freshman!

Remember that those "super stars" dropped out of very competitive schools.

Thank your lucky stars and keep growing your "employment insurance". :-)

BTW, did you ever see a Jerry Jones (owner of the Dallas Cowboys) property with the blue star on the buildings?

I gave it 5 stars!

Regarding the window question, check to see if FL is an energy star state.

I'd also scan in a few highlights (w red pen) - underling your call to action, a quick note like, "looking forward to your call", and circle/star any important pain points - tired of dealing with non-responsive PMS or something like that. * Pain points - here are a few "hooks/pain points" that would cause me to look elsewhere: incompetent mgmt, non-responsive personnel, no help with coordinating "rent ready" process, don't send before an after photos for any contractor-related work, a very difficult to read monthly income statement and finally, non-accessible MGMT (don't return phone calls, forget to do things, etc.)Purchase some marketing books on Amazon - take a look at a few of Dan Kennedy's books.