Around  here that's what an investor could reasonably expect to actually clear per door in a good neighborhood with an 80% leveraged property bought at market price and operated under management-- so the property manager would be making as much monthly as the investor with all the skin in the game. 

I add 600 to the security deposit that is refundable as I want them to have more skin in the game to want to get it back at the end and don't want to be limited to using the funds for just pet damage. 

 - WeirdCRM seemed to be a bit more robust than other software.NO hands on demo, only a guided presentation... no matter how often I asked, they had a sales rebuttal every time.Pros: Color Scheme felt a bit more vibrant and lively.In house integration as a single solution - why pay for multiple software.What am I asking from the BP community is if you have any experience raising capital on any other platform and what your feedback would be. 

But, please don’t assume that because I currently work in a white color field that my hands are soft.

Has color variations (depending on sun/shade), and animal foot prints (chickens, etc. that walked through when tiles were wet).

There are those that are going for sheer volume, and have a thick skin, so they'll call at all hours morning, afternoon, evening, dinner time, it doesn't matter.

They have more skin in the game then you do.Make sure you get clear title.

@Curt Bixel Minwax has or had a product that was like their polyshades, so a colored topcoat but it doesn't penetrate, didn't appear to, so it wears off in traffic areas.

Has color variations (depending on the sun/shade) and animal foot prints (chickens, etc. that walked through when tiles were wet). 

They have more skin in the game then you do.Make sure you get clear title.