Unwatched Toddlers, kids or very tall dogs with  French door water /ice maker on the outside (or sloppy adults period) are the only reason you need to never  go with that style.  

I always felt our job as a PM is to do the obvious, manage the day to day operations, but also assist our clients to achieve their real estate goals.  

@Paul Santos I am looking at the website, it seems you can buy individual properties or buy REIT style funds?

We introduce the tenants to us, our management style and our rental agreement.

Your investors always want to know their money is protected, they will get it back and have all the confidence in the world that you can achieve that goal.

Jon Your properties sound very nice and the ss would probably compliment the style very well.  

You have to check the installation manual for the furnace for this; there is a limit to how many elbows and how long of a pipe you can use.Some manufacturers have an outside vent cap (example:http://www.myhvacparts.com/store/media/products/ba... ) that has sort of a coarse screen or some bars over the pipe opening, but not so fine that they're likely to freeze.There is another style, called a "concentric vent", that has one pipe running inside the other, so you only need one hole in the wall. 

Essentially, they are looking to achieve an unlisted sale.  

This is just my "style" but I'd get as good as I can get without being ridiculous.

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