Therefore, I consider any BPO as being nothing more than eye dressing for a loan file.

A lot of the antique whites are yellowish, and that's always a good choice of color for rentals.If you don't like the way it looks, you can dress it up with crisp white trim and that won't cost nearly as much as repainting.Tenants get tired of rental white walls, so any color at all is often a plus.

ive seen water heaters go in tree years or so out my way due to very hard water so just leave it olone with a drip pan for afew months so when its bursts lest say while your tennants are out of town one day or in the middle of the night oh yea dont forget that the leak ruined gramas wedding dress thats been in the famiily for 60 years !!!!

Mainly I was wondering if you would advise dressing business casual.

They have an actual menu now (was just the back of a business card), nurses not as "naughtily " dressed anymore, and have shakes that are made of buttermilk.

I know a funny looking guy that dresses up in a clown suit from Oklahoma that's here on BiggerPockets, I think he goes by the name Ms_investor

At least he didn't only publish commonly known info dressed up as a "SECRET" like many other gurus do.

v=h05ZQ7WHw8Ythat's it for posting YouTube videos, I'm off like a prom dress

If you were to show a pattern of not renting to people because of the way they dress and that dress correlated to an ethnic group, you could be setting yourself up for a lawsuit.If for example you decided you didn’t want to rent to people who wore kilts, you might find yourself in trouble with Scotts.Granted how a person dresses will influence you, but you need a more concrete reason for not renting that their dress.

Does anyone believe drinking mt dew makes you strong enough to butt heads with a buffalo or drinking bud light brings you 72 scantily dressed women?