If you're brand new, call the signs of the rentals in your area and ask them for advice.

Brand new or not, there are expenses that most newbies don't account for.

i dont' know your area, so i'ts best to see what the competition does...in the end, lower end stainless appliances are pretty cheap..in fact, the set i used for this kitchen was practically brand new, all matching and i paid 1000 from craigslist..it's always nice to have a sizzle feature that the competition doesn't have if youcan get a deal!

Your LLC can be named anything you want, just make sure you check so you don't get sued for copyright infringement if you pick something that is close to a well known brand.

Now they own like half of all foods brands and sold in every super market world wide... ice cream --- super food Giant.

Also, property managers will charge a leasing fee when they place a brand new tenant in the property.

Most retail agents sign up with a re/max or KW due to name/brand recognition, and in return they take $18-21k of your commission, capped out.

Its a brand new house though so I dont know if that influences people to take care of it more or what, but the rent is where I believe most of the clientele is going to be of a "respectful" character I guess you might say.

There's a very real possibility of you getting the property back, so you want to be sure value is there.You're buying a brand new note.

Our logo and branding have changed considerably since we got them made two years ago, but we still use signs with this old design for our Coming Soon marketing:http://www.lishstaging.com/ComingSoon.jpg