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Did some research and it looks like vast majority of people who havent used them before have an immediate negative reaction.. worried about dust/grease/insects etc, and the vast majority of people who have used them actually like them and the fears are largely overblown (not surprising, human nature for most is to be afraid of change or different). 

Naturally I thought no big deal; I had met her while moving and thought she was nice enough, and during the purchasing process walking through her unit she kept it clean & tidy.

Naturally, after hearing that, they don't pull them (why would they incur more expense and necessitate their work passing pesky inspections if he tells them they don't have to?) 

Lots of different interest, but seasonal in nature...

Write goals for as many areas of your life as you wish; or just pick one:o Family & Friendso Personal Growth & Developmento Physical Environment (like a home office, for example)o Health / Fitnesso Contribution / Givingo Fun & Recreationo Significant Other / Romanceo Career / Businesso Financeso SpiritualityWork backwards.If you are going to have 100 units in 5 years (disregarding the organic and natural momentum), figure out how many per week or month you will need to accomplish the goal.In this case, 20 per year.If you need 20 per year, that means you’re looking for (approximately) 3 units every 7 weeks.Very aggressive, but totally do-able.Once you work through this process, your notebook will be extremely messy.Write it all down again, taking out all the messiness.Now you have your goals list.

Although, I disagree with the gloom and doom nature of many home inspection reports, i.e. the house is not falling over tomorrow, the condition of an individual home matters far more than the numbers you put into a software program.

Owners usually have long marketing times, naturally everyone isn't in the market to buy a multifamily.

It doesn't matter to us whether it's paved, rocks, or whatever, as long as it works and is sustainable over the years with snow plowing.

(Sometimes leave it the natural wood.)