I will provide port-a-potties and distribute 5-gallon water jugs to all the tenants to use for teeth brushing, washing, etc.

I recently had to pay a $175 plumbing bill (a child's tooth brush was flushed down the toilet). 

I don't use the same, broad brush to paint all Realtors and Bill should not use the same broad brush to paint all investors as he did in his article.I'm going to post on a thread where relevant input is appreciated!

You can develop a system based on one metro area.I'd think the purpose would be to better describe a property, it will take a broad brush to paint an accurate picture and compare a parcel in Toledo with a standardized ruler so that someone in Chicago can relate to that property without knowing the Toledo market.

Don't brush it of. 2) welcome to 2017.

Spray, not brush.

I cannot speak to what # of unique visitors you need to convert, but I have recently heard a lot more people contending that a blog is a much more effective way to drive / attract traffic because the search engines are sensitive to new, relevant material and how often it is added.The way it was explained to me is that a personal website - outside of adding a listing here or there and having RSS feeds from different site - is for the most part static.

plus it's heavy scrub brush with a few inches water, while there seems to be miles of forest to either side. 

You're trying to compare daily health routines with preparedness, as if owning a gun means you don't brush your teeth.

Hello BP I’m building new construction house, hired painter bid was 15,800 and I buy all material, I paid him 8,000 when job was 80% complete, now I look and horrible quality, they did not putty nail holes on Millwork, can see siding through thin layer of paint, light oversprays on hardwood , cabinets and walls, worse staining job on cedar you will ever see… told him to fix and he paint brushed made it much worse - what do I do?