I think it is an interesting question because I think that a lot of investors just name the actual business something bland because it's not a business that you use the branding like a retail business would.

I would not use wire wheel drills and such with block walls, mortar joints are softer then you think and they will damage them.You dont need to strip the walls to bare, you are simply removing the loose paint so the fresh has a solid surface to adhere to.

The name brand parts are a rip off.

The reason why the Party maintains its Communist name is for branding.

For lower middle class rental area, do you need to match brands if you're getting new appliances for the kitchen (everything was ripped off by the former owner).

I've seen them as cheap as $6 a piece, but I would probably stick to a better known brand such as Kidde or First Alert.

That depends on where and what type of house you're renting also.You'll probably not save money when it comes to paint really, you either should do it or not and most time you just paint and it makes the place look fresh.

All of the brand new developments, even the higher priced spreads usually don't have storm doors.If we are selling and the storm door is there and looks decent, it stays.

Hi everyone,My paint question has to do with bringing a paint swatch from one brand to another store and asking that second place to match the color.Specifically, I've found a Ben Moore color I love that would work fabulously in our current and future flips.

Fresh internals, fresh bolts, and fresh grommets.