I recommend everyone read this, there's data against hot tubs, sump pumps draining into septic systems and yes even water from latex and other paint brushes going into the septic.

If not, moisten a soft cloth with this solution and wipe the surface.

We tend to go with the brushed nickel.

@Jacob Brush DSCR loans are for investment properties usually.

I'd look at a soft white on everything, including brick, and black railing.

Get up, brush off the dust, and keep going.Good luck, happy investing!

@Rich Hupper timber is not universal.. what is valuable out here in the west may not be the case out your way.hard woods are not nearly as valuable as soft woods per acre. simply because of how they grow.think of pine and doug fir trees.. 3 feet around and straight up for 100 feet  and a stem every 5 to 10 feet.. think of Hardwood big trunk big canopy stem every 100 feet plus.. simply no where near the board feet per acre.Its not uncommon in our area to have 50k bd feet per acre were in hard wood country it could be a tenth of that. but I digress into logging minutia that most folks could give a rip about.. but I made millions doing it  LOL.. so there. !

It's not an insignificant amount of hard capital and that doesn't factor into the soft costs like losing out of deals because you had to deal with "the IT guy" instead of vetting deals.  

I'm the painter for our properties and I can be standing there showing a rental with a dripping roller/paint brush in my hand and about half the folks under a certain age will ask "can we paint?"

The counter top is quartz and all the cabinets are real wood/ soft close functionality.