I'm also closing on a 6-plex in 2 weeks, so I want to get out of any habits I may have of just letting things slide simply because my tenants are in the same building as me.

We don't do a beauty contest, hence return any application money of subsequent applicants once we find the winner.

Plan to close it later with a big sliding mirror. the only thing we kept in this room the door let to the toiletHere come the kitchen!

I pretty much owe my whole career to the 4 homes In bought in the Silicon Valley and the subsequent dramatic rise in values then selling and making 500k tax free gains.. talk about a BRRRR strategy of course it took 30 years to play out and I did not realize it at the time..  

It really depends on what your Trustees/HOA will let slide.

Both Age of the Oldest Account and Average Age of Open Accounts figure into the age aspect of your credit profile. 15% FICo, circa. 13% Vantage, except that Vantage combines Age of File and Mix of Credit (10% FICo)  into "Depth of Credit".I have a 55-slide PowerPoint called "Credit Literacy 101" which takes me about 90 minutes to present.

I've used the .68 stuff from Lowes on maybe 15 or so houses and had good results except for the pieces occasionally sliding apart at the end joints and leaving gaps. 

Office workers can see their achievements too, but sending emails, creating power point slides, and drafting document isn't the same as creating physical changes at a job site.

They do all my windows and sliding glass doors.

(That is an on-going risk too that the paper or servicing will subsequently be sold and a new Title search ran.)