@Paul Sandhu , did THEY name it Stanley, or did Stanley plant his name in their head?

@Russell Brazil  Ohio@Michael Plante      It's out of State so a little hard to knock on the owner's door.

Examples would be a university, large hospital, military base, industrial complex (like a refinery or power plant). 

For more in depth understanding, you're best off to set up a meeting with your Title team and/or their plant manager.

Or an endangered plant may be growing on the lot, or its wetlands. 

It does not kill any plants, only the seeds before they come up and become weeds. 

Under estimating maintenance costs is the biggest source of failure I see for new landlords.I myself am super aggressive with calculation of physical depreciation of the plant.

If the tenant keeps a place nice, plants flowers, or does good maintenance I try to acknowledge that.

@Glen Hark, i think now they have the slate finish or a couple of other SS finishes which emulate brushed nickel texture. and yes, your biggest enemy is dents, then a scratch pad (just try to get after tenants that scratch your SS appliance, since it's still functional....)a different approach could be: check your market what is used, then step it on one notch in wow-features (kitchen and baths sells/rent homes; you have to wow the lady/head of the family)-edit: also Memorial Day is close so maybe you can get less than $400....

Isn't that a hotbed of a General Motors plant?