I like to use smaller bushes, shrubs, or flowers in the front so that potential buyers can see more of my finished product on the first pass by.

A friend of mine who is quite a few years my senior and in his 60's signed up a year or so ago and loves it for managing his rentals.I am not a paid representative of the company - simply like the product that much. 

Would your $150,000 produce better returns if employed in some different endeavor.

I can see justifying spending a couple thousand to set up proper business entity just so that it will for sure separate my personal liability vs my income cashflow producing business liability.  

There are a lot of gotcha's with this type of product.

I also ask them not to use products like Draino.

I've heard a lot about Allure being such a great product for rentals, usually with it being on sale for less than a dollar and/or installing it yourself so you don't have to pay for installation.Before I spend $3.50 a square foot for Allure Ultra and then more more money for the installation, I'm hoping I can get some questions answered first:1) If its not on sale and you have to pay for installation, is Allure still recommended and a good buy?

.- it's not a drug zone but just a bad patch with unemployed peeps doing nothing productive so to speakShe wants out, really bad, ready to write off the loss just to stop losing more money every month.

Find out if they are all on the standard 20/5 product, what the required down is, is there a minimum loan amount, do they lend against what you are looking to buy etc. 

You should find out from your local building department if they will accept what is known as standard construction plans or if you will be required to have them produced by a licensed architect and licensed structural engineer.Usually if your city will approve your proposal the electrical and gas meters will be installed , after your inspections have been approved.