Generally speaking, yes most of the brokers and agents I've dealt with over the years have been of good character with sound morals and strong ethics.

I follow an architect here on BP, @Jim Adrian and he usually has some creative and practical ideas for boosting curb appeal.Adding to what @Mike Hanneman advised, I don't think splitting the paint horizontally into two tones is serving any helpful purpose.  

What was once considered moral may no longer be considered moral today.

That will boost and start compounding your returns at an accelerated pace.REIT's do this an buy in areas at a 6 to 7 and then end up with a higher cap soon after purchasing with operational efficiencies and rent increases in a strong demand market.

Thank you for your time and have a wonderful biggerpockets day.............To all,There is a lot of gray and I mean legally gray when it comes to RE investing.If you are in for the long term stick to what is legal or what is moral.

. $60 on eBay.com And depending on their personal style, maybe the following to boost their self esteem: - Think and Grow Rich - The Secret.

As in Jeremiah 13 "The fathers ate unripe grapes, and the children's teeth are set on edge," I'm not sure if morally it is right.

and 4 months + lost income of $2k+ later, you'd have a moral victory. bravo!

He said that adding a car would help me get my third line of credit and help boost my probability of having an amazing credit and qualifying for the FHA loan.

You might have an opportunity to appeal to further boost NOI.