Yard space is usually the place of pride of customization for most owners and landscaping is a matter of taste.

Here is what can happen if a customer complains and you are not licensed. https://dfi.wa.gov/sites/defau...The best way to know is to go to the NMLS site and click on State Licensing at the top.

I am an NTN customer and only know about this because an applicant in NC about a year ago (from Baltimore) had an undisclosed eviction, so we did not rent to him.

I just removed an awning style from one of my houses and tried something new, I built my own custom one that is leak and rot proof, I had a friend who owns a glass company build me a thermopane glass to my dimensions and then I built a custom frame out of PVC trim, works great and lets in plenty of light with no place for water to pool.

But different REIA's have different attendees, and different areas have different customs.

Storage does bring with it the need for strong customer service and attentive management as it is much more service oriented than is apartment rentals.

(I think the customers can see through it)With that said, my company does a very good job marketing the properties, but I am looking for something new and innovative I can offer my clients that has true substance and is not just fluff.

You could then earn whatever spread the market supports by selling/leasing the home to your customer.

Contractors are used to getting materials list at retail and invoicing customers.

If that does not work contact customer service they are great and will help you quickly.