If the printer could print on smaller paper than normal (like those small notepads you put lists on) that would be awesome, but I am not sure any cheaper printer can do this.At least half of my printing will not be mailers, rather just basic documents and things like that, on normal paper, I'd like duplex to save pages as well.The printers I saw were:HP 8600 All in One Inkjet, looks to be about $130 (this one was mentioned in a couple of old threads)Brother Inkjet All in One MFC-J4510DW $99Canon imageCLASS MF8280Cw [Color Laser] $250 - Also looks massive

Also local rent research info.5) Word document with Property Fact Sheet for each property such as appliances, paint colors, local contractors, city utilities, and info on neighbors living near the properties.

My advice is, don't go west, but find your triangle in strong, vibrant and growing areas.

Look at what they did for colors, floors, windows, cabinets and countertops.

.: The snap together floating tile have limited colors & sizes, cost if not more then real tile and will also crack if your floor is not flat within a

APPNAME=flint&PRGNAME=MLSPropertyDetail&ARGUMENTS=-N190423687,-N1757953,-N,-A,-N641214The staging is $400 a month and his consultation for color schemes, etc. was a flat $50.

As far as I know you cant discriminate on Race, color, religion, sex, origin, age, disabilities, or if they have kids.

Plus renters like floors.I use an antique white (it like a cream color) and white on the trim and ceilings.

They're easy to clean, cheap to replace & you can put some color in the bathroom with little outlay.

One of the 4 C's Brandon mentioned in "Color" - a design that is aesthetically pleasing to cash buyers.