No cultured marble since it scratches easily.LED lighting everywhere.Use a dark grout and use a grout sealer like Boost.

The best way to get started may be to look for active wholesalers in the area and offer to shadow them or be of service to them in some way.

Tenant moves out and new owner discovers all the walls are painted dark grey with burgundy trim.

Host an event highlighting the haunted stuff. have a dark metal band or weird steampunk band play the event. 

Do these small often unspoken of markets that live in the shadows of Major Metros serve as a place for newbies to cut there teeth in the world of real estate or should they run the other way.Small city, no growth, good cash flow?

I was wondering if I can be a student to someone who is in the real estate field and that doesn’t mind teaching me the ropes along the way

@Connor Cushman If you'd like you can shadow me at my office to see what it's really like.

The area is famous for mineral springs: a lot of the bottled spring water sold throughout the country comes from there.Loutraki is built next to the sea in the shadow of the base of a mountain.

It's a tough business, and sometimes they bring on more clients/units than they can handle so there are "growing pains" as they adapt their systems.There's an old saying, "a farmer's shadow is the best fertilizer" and I think it's true of property management.

You could lose this thing as Jay mentions... this was far more common coming out of the deep dark recession.. but now a days builders don't need to do this and if they need to do this means they are either long on jobs or short on capital.