The cash flow is just icing on the cake to them as they do not need the money.

We explicitly prohibit connected ice makers and garbage disposals, as these two features will cause more problems than all other appliance-related issues put together. 

3 BR minimum and more than 1 BA is just icing on the cake.

(not sure if they have those there or not)The thing is realistically even if they "help" new agents with leads you're going to be given the bottom of the barrel while the top producers are going to be given the cream of the crop. 

Reduced home maintenance: Rising hot air in an uninsulated attic can lead to snow melt and then to ice dam buildup.

@Michael JohnsonI was involved in a claim for a property I managed, 125 units,, was a ice, fall claim she fell knocked a tooth out.. and she got a bunch of bucks. another guy same thing busted his elbow fractured and claim. he got big bucks,, and we had salt log, snow removal log. had others saying the walks were clear.. they still got bucks..Another manager at a sister property had a tenant drown in the pool,, insurance was involved.  

I stayed on the eastside all day so I'm just assuming Multnomah Village has some significant snow and soon ice. 

If Best Buy can remain competitive in price with Amazon, for example, it is easier to buy the TV there and return it if you don't like it than the alternative.No question online sales has supplanted some traditional retail sales, but that may simply be "creaming the crop" rather than reducing the overall pie. 

All say, "invest for CASH FLOW and if appreciation happens, then it's icing on the cake".  

I have seen water lines to automatic ice makers leak causing major damage.