Real estate is a business where it's best not to dress to impress but rather to identify with your prospect, or more precisely to allow him or her to identify with you.

It's all dressed up as letting people keep their homes, but in reality this is (another) big corporate bailout.

For any rooms that are large enough, such as livingroom and master bedroom, painting a single main wall in an accent color will also help attract quality tenants.Unless there is some localized disadvantage, I would go with gas heat and appliances.

However, if you are buying business cards, or making signs, or doing stationary, you may as well have it be of a design that is consistent in color, copy, etc. so that it is pleasing to the eye and easy to remember.

Since then I really try to scrutinize those single gals - especially the ones with "colors" on their knuckles or elsewhere.

I ended up patching both sides and painting the 'Hardie Board' on the outside a color close to the color of the brick."

Speak with whomever is in charge of lending (usually a VP).Go meet your banker in your finest clothing (you're a business man, dress like one) and put together all your financial statements.

Great point Ingrid.Also, put color fliers in an Info Tube, sold at Home Depot, and attach it to the porch railing.

The signs are done in different colors --psychological buying reasons behind all of them.

i just order 1,000 4x6 for $46 something double side color at www.gotprint.com.