Last year I did a landscape project at one property because I have always wanted to do it, and the year before I put in a concrete countertop because I wanted to try a small one before I have one installed in my actual place of residence.Things that don't always make business sense.Nonetheless they do end up differentiating your offerings.So, I noticed a product some time ago called Paint Sensations.

LOLWe all know there is fraud throughout the entire RE and banking industry, this is just one aspect, reported by a repoter with a dose of sensationalism. :)

Jay is absolutely right, 750k is super cheap here in Sydney, rental return of about 5% anywhere in Australia would be considered sensational.

Wesley Anderson at Valor Bank was sensational getting it done!

Time sensative to whom? 

Calling a box of ashes found in the garage "remains" is gruesome and sensational IMO.  

Maybe because he's not some glitzy marketer plastered all over the place with sensational, multi-media presentations. 

I totally agree with you that this line of reasoning is very myopic for those who think that they can readily do so and become an overnight sensation in REI.The likelihood of success of this ill-conceived move from a stable W2 paycheck, to immersion in REI with no related education, experience or backup funds, though minutely achievable is tantamount to hitting the lottery.In other words the chance of success is slim to none!

Even if the tenants don't take you to court to get a repair order, you don't want to end up the next internet sensation.

Depreciation accross the nation..it's a RE sensation!