My top three criteria in the following order.1) Initial Cost2) Cost & frequency of maintenance required3) aesthetics Should I consider any other criteria before making my decision?

Granted, I don't know what kind of granite it is, but I rarely see chips larger than a dime in even the most fragile exotic granite held together by epoxy treatments.These chips and their regrettable frequency are the main reason I don't like the idea of putting granite countertops with undermounted sinks into any rental, however high-end.If you can't repair the chip with this product and you have to call in someone with the skill to fix this crack well, you're really in a damned-if-you-do and damned-if-you-don't position.

Getting my direct mailers ready to send tomorrow.Plan to send another email tomorrow morning, followed with a RVM in the afternoon and then calls in the evening.My question is regarding the frequency and type of communication. 

If the frequency of distributions is important to you, remember to double-check what the operator is doing (and did) during COVID.

What is the preferred frequency/medium of communication?

I guess I also don't have a great sense of your expected income amount and frequency. 

Frequency.

I'd like to solicit everyone's feedback on a time and location for our first meetup.Concerning the time (and frequency), I was thinking we make this a monthly event.

>  I will also re-run the numbers by cutting back on the snow removal, lawn care, and pest control frequency as well (she didn’t mention any current “bug” problems, so I just assumed that was a normal expense that a landlord would have to take care of just in case);> Not necessarily trying to BRRRR this property, I just included the estimated rehab/repair cost of $23k for the new roof and a buffer for anything unexpected that might come up in an inspection.

Do you think increasing the frequency is a good idea?