Like you I am a bit surprised that more directed branding (in order to gain recognition and build following/credibility) is not prevalent in REI.I was thinking of doing branding that would provide some context to the type of environment you'll find behind the door of a rental.For example, I was thinking of doing a TechHaus rental (3-4 bdr) in which I would cater to working professionals in the tech industry - with features such as whiteboard walls, connected home, and work stations. 

I tell him C class that's a waste of time and money..

- for buyersThat may eliminate some headaches and time wasted.

I don't list my fees publicly; however, I can say that here is an article which was mirrored on the Wall Street Journal.http://www.accountingweb.com/tax/irs/tax-return-pr...http://www.cpapracticeadvisor.com/news/12065684/av...I highly recommend a good read of those.

@Colleen F.Someone willfully wasting water was not something we would have ever anticipated.  

It is as hackable as any other internet packet.Try again - - my AIO printer(and many others) has a fax service and a line directly to wall plate for dial-up - - is not an ip-service at all.

How much should I allow for advertisement, to make sure the property manager doesn't advertise excessively and waste money when it's not necessary?

I have no problem listening to hours upon hours of podcasts, but I don't want to waste precious time if there's a more efficient way of gaining my education.What are your thoughts?

The inspection found MAJOR issues, that would have required three walls to be rebuilt and another required bracing.  

Scratching a door frame or some paint on the wall?