I'd tile the bathroom floor and up to chair rail with some large format or large subway tile. 

However, with that said, I have seen properties in Big Bear that were "cleaned" and making the management company large returns, plus cleaning fees that had floors sticky with beer, missing fire extinguishers, missing table clothes, etc and trash on the doorstep in the form of broken kitchen chairs.

Grinis declined to name any examples.Paul Greenwood, managing director of Northern Lights Capital Group LLC, a private equity firm that invests in asset management firms, said, “Alignment of interest ... is crucial to the long-term success and the success in providing clients with a consistently good product.”But achieving it varies with each investment, he said.

Check out my website www.oconrealestate.com for my current (and past) portfolio.Note from David Ocon, Principal and Managing Director of the Ocon Group, LLC:Yes, real estate deals like the one described above are possible to be made and the proof is all there!

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The sale includes ownership of all kitchen equipment as well as bar supplies tables and chairs, the current owner basically has leased out turnkey restaurant spaces.

I suggest good leather couches/loveseats/chairs as they’re easier to clean.

I have even found a project that brings real estate and my software architecture/security background together.I had little doubt and still ... just a sec, lemme confirm .... yes, still little doubt that you will find your groove and get to sit in the big chair in your wheelhouse {that is, if your wife doesn't want to sit down}.

Hi guys, I'm in the midst of creating a plan for my investments and I'd like to see what you think - you guys have been EXCEEDINGLY helpful in making me think bigger than I imagined so far, so wanted to put this out there.Things to know before I launch into the plan:My husband and I are both bringing home entry level salaries for our area thanks to being executive directors for a non-profit we started.

Having a second member prevents that from happening - even if they have a piddling share i.e. say 1% and you have 99%A C Corp. is looked on more favorably by banks but still they will ask for Directors Guarantees - in which case tell them to piss off.