I don't have a set number of units, but I'd like to be the first investor in the Boston area who owns a carbon neutral building with 30+ units.After I can contribute that level of income, I plan on getting my masters in teaching and teach math at the high school level.

All rents are up to date, I just want to be proactive about the situation, if a bigger problem is on the horizon, I would like to keep the damage to a minimum and neutralize the situation as fast as possible.Thanks in advance....Anthony Giaconia

Neutral, fresh paint3.

And this is why Rolfe allowed NPR and Al Jazeera into the room at this weekend's Mobile Home University.Rolfe doesn't care how negative or positive these articles are about his industry - he is too smart for that.The value to Rolfe in having mainstream liberal press write articles that paint him in *at BEST* a neutral light - is that he knows that deep pocketed investors love mis-priced assets.

If you're just going to rent it then repaint paint the red a neutral color and touch up the other areas with the paint you have left over. 

you can try going to a nearby pet store and asking them for enzymatic spray; these sprays usually neutralize cat and dog urine smells.

Of course, if it is onerous to set up and maintain, and cost-neutral or worse, then it might not be worth it to set up. 

One of my first tenants, even though it was clearly in the lease that repairs or changes are not allowed without written permission from me, put down those old tacky peel and stick kitchen tiles in a bright blue over my brand new neutral flooring, changed out the dining room light fixture, and painted the house in horrible dark colors.  

Vague language can nullify the clause if it establishes no guidelines to follow.If you are going to sign a clause you need to make sure it is written in your favor or as neutral as possible. www.adr.org is the american arbitration association website which can walk you through the proper steps to setting up the clause and finding a neutral arbitrator(soooooo important!)

If the house has neutral cashflow but you are able to live free, its not to bad of a deal and will give you experience.