Here's a few helpful hints. 1.  

Reserve Pewter by Benjamin Moore is another option with a hint of brown in it (or warm gray). 

I didn't like the fees I had to pay for the wrappable financing so I asked around at other non-conventional lenders and two months later (which was just 3 days ago) one of those lenders called me giving me a hint that they are trying to create that exact loan product as they see a market for it since 60-70% of the population can't qualify for long term conventional residential financing. 

read this thread about the So Cal market: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/23...Pay particular attention to moshun mah's story (hint, it's all about future values, both rent wise and appreciation wise.)That's why the market is so competitive in LA for 2-4's.  

Hint: Your Buyers won't like a "sub-to" clause on their Contracts!... 

This means leaving the Statement of Claim blank, and this strategy was explained to me by a NH eviction attorney, and was hinted at by a NH judge.Reason being: It gives them something to appeal.

Case one you spend a few bucks and are out renting it again.Case two: You smell a hint of smoke and the lease says no smoking.

It depends on how hands on you want to be and how much you value relationships (hint: they are everything in business).The more you do to help out your clients, the more likely they are to keep coming back to you for leads. 

Those who are familiar with The Shriver Act will have a hint at what I'm referring to.

Recently, an appliance repairman was "hinting" for a tip for a small repair - which I thought was odd.