I pick a bold color to help make the house stand out.

Some lenders may offer lower introductory rates, but it's important to read the fine print and understand when and how the rate may change over time.

If you are willing to badger them enough and understand the fine print you will get your money, it's just not easy unfortunately.

Keep in mind they will usually just talk in generalities and hand you the printed out codes to follow.

And now we decide to solve all of our problems we should just print money, a solution a 10 year old could come up with.

We used bold colors in accent walls, along with wall paper in some areas, and it helped for the listing to be unique and I think it helped us received so many showings and interested buyers.We installed built-in closets in all bedrooms, which here in Valencia it is not common in most flips since investors leave them out to save money.

I usually put $500 on it for a $6 fee and I can print out a report of all transactions.

The guy at the testing center remembered me when I came in a couple of days later to take it again, and when I finished, came to the front, and he printed out the results, he looked down at the paper, and said, "Scott, I'm sorry...

All there is to do is to print that label on their business card. 

I recommend you self-manage - if it's not for you or if you grow to a size where you don't have time to manage then hire a PM whether 3rd party or in-house.If the bolded were true, my property management business wouldn't have exploded the way it has.OP, this forum is filled with do it yourself landlords.