It's a niche area to be in (from a CPA perspective) on both the market side and the knowledge side.

The majority of the house was decorated to my tastes and I didn't want it changed to fit every new roommate/tenant.My market was (past-tense now) students, summer interns, foreign students, fellows for non-profits, relocators, fresh out of college young professionals, and feds on temporary assignment.

I do understand your perspective and I appreciate it.

Successfully paying down these large debts can be a great boost to credit, AND to personal outlook.3) If you have little outstanding debt, or are starting fresh, a secured credit card can be a great, low-risk way to begin building credit history without getting yourself into trouble.4) If you've completed the steps above, start planning ahead by building an emergency fund.

The terms make this confusing to latch on to and from this perspective it's a matter of deciding which of the two is a better fit.

@Mark Brogan from a dollar perspective, it's much more costly to hire an employee.

Nothing says "updated and remodeled" like the smell of fresh paint.

Hey BP,I have a perspective tenet, who is being relocated by his company to my area.

Any help and perspective would be greatly appreciated!

Everyone just looks at it from the owners or buyers perspective.