As a result their entire platform suffers because the dead blooms are masking the true beauty of the fresh blooms. 

@Eli Rose In a fresh campaign for motivated seller leads, I've seen 7.5% conversion rates (100 clicks, generating 7.5 leads).

The SSN thing is consistent with him being a freshly minted American.

Maybe on that water feature, with an outside dining option.Farm fresh foods, with good wine and mixed drinks.It might be too small for that though.Just my 2 cents.

It sounds like you are asking what color icing to put on your cake before you know how to bake. 

highlight_post=3455810&page=1#p3455810Even if you intend to reinvest in real estate, the advantage is that you start off with a fresh depreciation schedule. 

A fresh property manager should get in alignment with your values, and will have better marketing.You also have it completely occupied, so I'm curious if you just need someone to be the go-to person for maintenance requests, etc. 

For every owner that comes in fresh, one gets out.

In this case, after the most recent 3 day notice, he again said that he can make full payment (for this month as well as previous balance), and so he was allowed to make a payment, but this time, the payment site was set not to accept any partial payments, and so now a week has gone by, and no payment, but have received an email from a supposed rent-assistance type of organization that states their intent to pay for him or something to that effect on the grounds for covids and/or financial hardships to avoid going homeless, which I am guessing is more of the same cat & mouse game to buy time. and here is the question: Given that he was offered a chance to pay online the full amount (which he didn't), does that invalidate the most recent 3 day notice, and if that means that we have to serve him yet with another fresh 3 day notice before proceeding with getting the lawyer to evict him?

Opting out from my side can include saying that the baked-in rent increases haven’t kept up with market and so I’ll offer them a renewal, but at a more market-appropriate rate (but not usually all the way up to full market to account for them being a good tenant).