My advice, get your family involved in your investing.I bet your 3 year old would love hammering signs into the ground or putting stickers on poles.  

I put a sticker from the coffee company on the canister so guests can go pick up more if they'd like.

What matters is keeping your costs down.Once you choose a color ask the paint desk at The Home Depot to print an extra sticker for future reference.

We have a cleaning lady in today but she's not shop-vaccing up construction debris and the like or standing on a ladder to clean the outsides of the casement windows, picking floor protector boards up, disposing of trash, peeling stickers off of appliances and setting up shelves and burners...Odds and ends like applying Deck Over to the deck, painting basement stairs, etc.

I was quoted for $5k+ and was in a bit of a sticker shock. 

@Matt Olson restrictions on over night guests to avoid the typical girlfriend gets a lease and then a week later her boyfriend with an eviction and felony moves in.Utility transfer fines if they do not have them transferred by move in.Limit on the number of vehicles so you don’t have a junkyard in front of your propertyLimits on storage of items outside, on decks, balconies etc.It’s kind of like all the stickers you see when you buy a ladder, every warning sticker represents something someone did and got hurt.

I've seen some of those rate sheets, and you've gotta be getting pretty great deals on property 'sticker prices' if you're still able to solidly cashflow them with that financing at more than about 60% LTV.

I had a conversation with Bill & Alison Mencarow and suggested they add a sticker or ribbon to Bigger Pockets attendees and they agreed to do so.

right underneath your return address.If the vacant house owner has put in a forwarding mail order with the post office, then you should receive your original envelope back with a yellow sticker on it with the vacant house owner's new address.

My husband and I live in NJ, and it's hard for us to be sticker-shocked by insurance or property taxes ;) In FL, the insurance is lower if you're west of I-95, which most of our properties are.