I'm with Evergreen Note Servicing and we specialize in working with investors on seller finance transactions. 

After a few failures, these folks will leave the field disappointed or turn to doing what many, if not most, are doing now which is ruining the reputation of the good, honest ones: they pull a property newly listed on the MLS or an evergreen property (every wholesaler in town has tried to hustle and failed) and do a mass email mailing with slick marketing containing inflated ARVs, ridiculously low rehab estimates, and a non-negotiable, inflated asking price.

Black, Iron Ore, Iron Mountain, Graphite and etc are trendy right now for accent/feature walls and Evergreen Fog is pretty popular for cabinet lowers. 

We do this everyday and know when staging is a waste of money and when staging is essential, know how to make the transaction smooth and easy, how to negotiate, knowing to not get excited over a full price offer when the buyer hasn’t walked through or isn’t prequalified, when putting 5 potted evergreens in front of a house for $100 will increase your traffic and number of offers, getting right photo angles, lighting and drone photos if needed, and when selling rental properties the number of things that we help with to ensure maximum value can go up exponentially.

Hi Brandon,I have a rental property 10 minutes off of I-70 just up in the mountains as you head west out of Denver in a town called Evergreen, CO.

They lived in Saipan, a tropical island in the Marianas in the western Pacific Ocean.  

Cheers from Tropical North Queensland.

I've used Evergreen Insurance for all my investment properties.

Evergreens will provide structure in future gardens and still provide some winter interest, and as long as the ground is not frozen this is a perfect time to plant trees and shrubs.Good luck!

Upon snaking, Action Drain pointed out the two 12ft evergreens that are causing most of our issues.