I like the alarm clock image.

All tile floors setup to be very low maintenance. old bIIldIng but most of the major work/ repairs have been done.Building is very near a redeveloping area, in 5-10 years should be a much nicer area of downtown, but they will still be low income apts.Its unique in the fact that it is surrounded by new buildings so it is its own ecosystem, if that makes sense.. problem is that ubless you dropped serious money into it its always going to just be what it is. low income. very small spaces, would have to empty entire building drop 100s of thousands on it and re rent with new image..

Focus on the tenant behavior, not on labels or the image he's portraying at this time.I would face this head on in a firm, fair and friendly  manner. 

Unfortunately it gives the good 10% a bad image from the get go.

If all goes as planned I hope to begin investing in February (after the wedding); until then I'll be building contacts, browsing the MLS, and doing calculations on properties i find.A bit about myself; my father raised me to be independent and do manual labor myself and now because of him, I do many of the home repairs myself and like to believe I'm fully capable of being my own property manager (currently own a home i purchased thinking i could grow into).

  $10k later, it was ready to put back on the market to sell, which it finally did the day before my wedding in 2014!

*Are Images the only thing that mortgage lenders base their approval?

We are in an area that is not a vacation destination, people come here for family and life-related events such as; weddings, funerals, family parties, etc.

My Fiancee and I currently live in Portland, OR but are relocating to Metro Detroit after the wedding in September!

In his books Brandon talks about having a business card and how it can help your image and make you appear more professional to others.