I say this not only because it flows nicely with all the other capital letters, but because the lowercase version is in a different typeface, particularly one that I feel looks a little less professional/gives off a different vibe than the first one.Finally, a BP forum question I can confidently offer my opinion on (I'm new to investing, but a full-time graphic designer)!

I also know how to outsource tasks (such as data entry, graphic design, and web design) overseas for a small fraction of the price that one would pay in the United States.  

Best way to market is to write a great description and take awesome photos showcasing your property.

My opinion comes from over a decade in printing and graphic design.

After that I learned how to do graphics, websites & promotions such as getting radio & tv commercials, printing flyers, b-cards & a whole lot more.

However most people don't have the direct mail, printing, graphics resources I have.

Go ductless:http://www.mitsubishicomfort.com/en/consumer/product-solutions/product-showcase

. • Rent Range: If the majority of the population to which you want to rent are willing and able to pay $1,000/Mo to $1,300/Mo. you should only be looking at properties that you can purchase, rehab and profitably rent in the same rent range.Below is a graphic illustrating the above.Where can you quickly get this information?

SInce these "rules" seem to be a guiding light for so many, instead of crunching actual numbers, and since these "rules" are rather flexible given the price point and other considersations, maybe we should have a graphic or grid that would identify the best per centages to use for the different property types, for a banded analysis concidering price, market and investment aggressiveness (like a bond rating in reverse) to the risk tolerance..

I have a website and use it mostly for marketing but it also helps for networking, to be able to showcase my work.