Whatever type of countertop that you choose, it has to match.The backsplash in high-end kitchens is another high-light feature.

I’ll give you the highlights and you tell me what you think.I have found a 10 Unit building that is in probate and being sold by the kids (4 of them I believe).

I'm really just trying to highlight the lack of knowledge on the other side of this debate.It's impossible to have an intelligent conversation when the other person doesn't have even a basic understanding of the subject matter.

i recently updated my lease to includes words about strongly suggesting renters insurance and added highlighted initialed blocks after the "rules" no tampons flushed in toilet, parking in designated spots, ( had to add that one after problems with lawn parking) ect, That way i know that we are on the same page, I remember being a young renter and not bothering to read "all that stuff".

Very different demographics in all four and they together represent the Bay area as a whole quite good with the issues highlighted above.I will write in more details when people write about  their opinion on the points I raised.I hold no solid stance one way or the other, just want people who are actually investing there give their side of the analysis, so I see if I am thinking correct.

Here are some highlights to consider:1.

This will help you understand price sensativity.

Maybe I'll send them a picture of my excuse list or email it with their excuse highlighted! 

Garden-wise, I'd take all of that hedging away in front because it distracts from, rather than highlights, the front entry you want to make inviting.  

I am a weird property manager (and owner unbeknownst to them) though, I actually sit down with every tenant and review the entire lease with the them (highlighting each paragraph) to make sure they understand what they are signing and what the expectations are.