@Terry Madden It is a very cute place, tasteful decorated.

My script would sound something like, "Hi, I'm @Kareem Lyons with Weichert Realtors and I see you have great taste in this high end apartment.

Are you looking for more of a ROI or are your personal tastes more important?  

But most are leaving a bad taste in lots of mouths of investors. 

Upland Brewery has a great tasting room in SoBro.

Krause From my experience everyone has different taste.

My story seems similar to many of you on the BP podcast and on the forums: work for the man, chase the carrot and get close enough to almost taste it, get burnt out (repeat X5), become enlightened (thanks Rich Dad!)

The quick, easy and top dollar belong to updated, clean properties in good repair that are tidy and furnished tastefully and available for move in in 30-45 days.

Improved education and a taste of success seem to be the keys to spark interest in many of the stories I've heard.

While I guess it is possible to build a unit and not install ceiling fans, they are so common that not including one would be a negative in most renters mind.In my market, things like central air & heat, dishwasher, washer/dryer are amenities.I have never had a call regarding a ceiling fan from a tenant, but have had to replace one (1) during a unit turnover, as it was just too loud for my taste, but it was very old (~15yrs).