It’s the plant (flowers) themselves that are really pungent, so if people don’t store it (or the used burnt bits) in a closed container, the smell from that is noticeable.

If you don't, and you do 2 of them, you qualify for the big house...free room and board, health care, meeting a wide variety of new and interesting buddies, but with a fairly restricted schedule. 

Factors such as population growth, GDP, job sector variety, unemployment rate, crime rate, urban sprawl, housing prices etc.

One other thing I'd suggest is giving them hand written cards at unexpected moments.Ex. if you have balconies and they have flowers on them you can give them a note saying you love the balcony.I'm doing this at a 168-unit class C community and it's amazing the responses we get.

Hello my BP friends,While building our portfolio, we constantly find properties that are really good deals, but for a variety of reasons, don't fit our long term criteria.  

Account Closed -- Some of my favorite neighborhoods for buy & hold are Eagledale, Riverside, Brookside, Little Flower, Christian Park, Bean Creek and Garfield Park. 

Would love to see more discussion around this point, especially from a variety of geo locations. 

As has been stated here numerous times by those who know, Renatus is taught by known, verifiable, successful investors who make their livings investing in the fields in which they teach, it offers a wide variety of real estate investing classes and it offers both local support communities that create a synergy that isn't found anywhere else (including BP) and a national network of investors who bring much bigger possibilities to the table.

@David Boatman I bought a ‘95 911 about 5 years ago for a variety of reasons, including dream car.

I've removed plenty that others had previously attempted to repair in a variety of ways , including foam underneath to try to support it for a patch job.......none of those patch jobs ever held.