I love old houses, and keeping as much of the features as you can.

It has some great features depending on the jurisdiction your in.

I just think of it as a feature which someone looking at duplexes might expect.Someone I know says go with a new carpet in an upper (help buffer noise), and that a tenant is more likely to prefer carpet for their living room anyways.Not sure which way to go, please weigh in.

Should you choose to paint the brick, I think you may need to add a feature such as a mantle to compensate for the loss of texture/character.

Found out about bigger pockets thru an REI meeting that featured Will Barnard.

I reviewed multiple different competitors and landed on Buildium because I felt it hit the sweet spot of price, features, and usability.

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I can see where this conversation is going onQBO offers mobility but lacks a lot of features when compared to quickbooks desktop, on the other hand quickbooks desktop lacks mobility but offers a better experience in managing accounts.

@Pete Tam , I'm pretty sure that's not an included feature... yet.

I believe her, as she also told me about upcoming features on a new car model which were unknown to the public and had not yet been published in the car magazines or Internet car sites.