They have been 95% full these last two yearsI've done upgrades such as a new shower in one unit, new deck on another, painted a deck on a another unit, new flooring in two units, planted flowers out front for curb appeal.

Plus, the vaccine is getting rolled out which will curb the spread tremendously.

No more office politics or DRAMA & no having to curb your comments for the office PC Nazi's.

Don't try to time the market, but don't over extend, take the leap off curbs not cliffs, and always know your stuff. 

My choice are: 1. evict my tenants, who both make $100+/hr to the curb in the middle of the school year in the middle of winter , which will take 2 months.

Their mission is to curb homelessness as a result of the housing crisis.

I'm hoping to get some new landscaping in the prior to the appraisal, it's the last little think that's needs to be completed to increase curb appeal.

Tans won't show dirt like white or even dark colors.I'd stay with the neighborhood color scheme as well and use trim colors to make a difference and curb appeal.

I like the inspections angle to curb it, but the tenants and occupants may play cat and mouse some, correcting the problem when given a notice or in time for the inspections.

They said my properties had good curb appeal, and it was clear that I run a clean business.