Wouldn't fly with the MRS since everything else was brushed nickel.

The tenant painted all the wall edges in this color with a 2-inch brush, lining out out all the walls, corners AND of course the crown moulding in this 90-year-old property.

I like the strategy of showing them the lease & them brushing the topic of eviction.

come on.With that, brushed nickel in some rooms, chrome in others.. and brass?

Additionally, if your friends and family are non-accredited investors statics have shown non-accredited investors are much more likely to sue than accredited investors.

The walls need a good brush down with a broom and the ceiling for some cobwebs.That being said, while it isn't a large space we'd love ideas on how we can make this space a little more inviting for our tenants. 

He probably didn't wake up one day and while brushing his teeth think "I'll put up the partnership's property as collateral for that deal I'm doing on Main Street.

If your brush hits it, oh well it blends right in.  

But my, admittedly statically insignificant example would point to the "sun coming up tomorrow" if the market does crash today.This post was NOT intended to be a blanket strategy to be applied blind folded across all markets. 

So far we've taken all the wood off the top (underside) of the porch and replaced it with tongue and grove pine and replaced the single ugly exterior light with 3 brushed steel pot lights attached to a dimmer.