For my part-owner-occupied-rental I see 2 different schemes being followed:1) Mortgage interest+Property tax distribution between 1040-Schedule-A and Schedule E is as per the distribution of “Fair Rental days” vs “Personal use days” as mentioned in Schedule E.

Maybe it means some tax scheme to help middle class buyers but more likely they’ll withdraw price support because again....it’s not really benefitting anyone except folks who already own houses.  

You can opt to a 2-tone color scheme with white for doors, trim, ceiling, and an off-white gray for the walls. 

Here on the ground, the only actual feedback or cancelations we've gotten are actually the opposite with some bookings being lost to Hispanic travelers that are afraid of the governor's immigration policies (actual guest message), but even those I'm sure are barely a rounding error and mostly fluff in the grand scheme of things.So you have a bunch of markets acting basically exactly the same. 

watch the moving Tin man  this is the old metal siding sales schemes. 

As far as paint, I use a two-tone paint scheme but the colors are the exact same in every unit.

Thanks for your post- I found it during their “lunch break” when I googled “National Tax Lien Training Pyramid scheme”.

This sound like a Pyramid Scheme to me.

It may be better since you are new to real estate to do deals on your own first, but it is only one house, and in the grand scheme of things, may be worth the risk.

I agree with the data comment as said before, but I think the average person, who does it because of a "get rich quick" scheme, thinks it will just print them deals which is obviously very wrong.