I find thermostats don't always work out because rooms are used differently and people have different opinions about what is warm and what is too cold, so I tend to stick with what is there.

I agree that relationships matter - our strategy of buying out of State a lot means we tend not to deal in the same areas all of the time; so our relationships are weak; and therefore we run into these problems.

The monthyl speakers tend to be guru-heavy, but even still we've gotten a lot of good tips and have attended a few events that we found quite useful.Sorry to everyone else here for a little off-topic stuff!

And to be honest, most of them tend to be a bit more prepared than you seem to be.

(It's always worked out in the end for me but I've found that the HML tends to hold a decent chunk in reserve.)

These can be funny and I tend to listen to them for a giggle from time to time during a ‘rainy day.’

Landlords will tend to have a wider variety of criteria depending on their goals and resources.

They also tend to hire lower-skilled/marginal folks.

They include:Solid phaseLiquid phaseGas phaseThink of them as ICE, Water, and Water Vapor.

The dress code thing is a good point.Another point is your presentation, it is how you present to your client that would make them remember you.In saying this, you have to gauge your client's personality so you can use the proper approach and nail your presentation.In general people tend to forget facts but will remember how they feel about it.