My background is in the creative world, I am currently a web designer for a very prestigious company, but don't plan on living the cubicle life forever. 

Congratulations for knowing yourself well enough to know that the best way for you to get started in this business is with an experienced mentor.I am a highly educated guy with degrees from prestigious universities . 

After suffering bad reviews for cleanliness issues on Port Bolivar, we found a great company in Galveston who has completely changed our cleanliness reviews to “sparkling clean”, every review. 

We own a home in non-prestigious Central Bloomington that has a studio space attached.

As per Al mentioned I had already been taking extra care of the property by changing garbage companies so we had twice a week pick up to keep the yard clean and the property sparkling all the time. 3) flood lights placed on the house to keep it well lit all night long.

You will not have any idea who the owner is.A friend of mine is literally a rocket scientist for a prestigious university.

So, only certain students were willing to sacrifice ambiance or a prestigious apartment to be across the street from classes, or the students who needed to save money because they were on scholarships, etc.So, I know exactly what you're talking about when you say "sweet spot." 

If I'm turning over a unit and the toilet bowl is stained, all it takes is 10 minutes of Lime-A-Way and then some Ajax or Comet and that commode is sparkling like there's no tomorrow.

The tenant had just moved in and the windows were no sparkling clean. 

I don't need to live in a prestigious neighborhood in a "hot market" and go to trendy clubs just to make it rain $1,000 bottles of champagne.Who am I trying to impress, after all?