I performed annual inspections, serviced the the HVAC filter and smoke alarms, ect, so I was able to see the inside of the property every year and it always looked very well maintained.

I care about where the house is, how much it ist and how it looks, plaine and simplePicture 3 is a waist, picture 4 looks creepy and picture 6 and 9 are to dark.

Without going in to too many details, I spent a lot of time training sales staff on reading the client, identifying true needs vs smoke screens, handling/overcoming objections, etc.  

Let me know if you’re interested and we can set a time.Very best,[Name & Contact Info]Requirements to RentQualified applicants will have/ be: FICO score above 740Verifiable monthly income equal to 3.5 times the rent or $7,525A good, steady rental historyRenters’ insurance (about $100-150 a year)Non-smoking (City of Pasadena law prohibits smoking in this building)Next StepsIf you think this could be home for you we’ll need: Completed Application for each adult applicant including previous landlord and current employer contact informationIncome Verification (two most recent W-2s or 2015 Income Tax Return if self-employed)$35 credit/ background check fee for each adult applicant.

For a rental maybe a DARK granite. 

In addition to unpaid rents owed, we also addressed deductions to their security deposit funds for the following:$450 --- Landscape maintenance cleanup (violation of lease terms for their failure to maintain the exterior of the property during their tenancy)$300 --- Interior cleaning fee (they left without cleaning the interior of the property)$250 --- Smoke remediation (violation of lease terms --- failure to adhere to the non-smoking policy inside the home).

@Rob Bergeron Probably not the best forum for those topics but personally I've been buying marijuana stocks (I don't even smoke).

Anybody ever use any of the Deodorizers to get rid of cigarette smoke.

Not only that, the eviction and loss of tenant may deter your buyers, be careful going down that road.Not sure why the tenant would be so uncooperative, however, you should have in your lease some clause stating you have the right (upon written notice) to enter your home for inspections, smoke detector checks, etc.

You now wait for the phone to ring. . .and it does, at mid dark thirty in the morning, during church, during dinner. . . wanting to see the property all hours of the day. . . while you are at work.