I've been at many properties where the ads stated one thing and actual was something else.Listing: "4 actual bedrooms"Reality:  3 bedrooms + a very small extra room (it could be a bedroom if you were a cat)Listing: "Needs some TLC"Reality: Needs a complete gut jobListing: "Freshly painted"Reality: Where?

Being as fresh as I am here I have not met anyone personally yet.

If you are that far below market rent, then you should consider terminating this lease and starting fresh with a new tenant at market rate.

at a bare minimum, new paint and carpet/plank everywhere and changing out all the cabinet hardware, electrical covers, fresh light fixtures, etc. will make things look fresh and clean.

Back when I was about 19 or 20, I was living the good life with a very well paying full time job, fresh out of a 2 year tech school and still living with mom and dad - no wife, no kids, no mortgage, no medical bills, none of the burdens or blessings of life I have today.  

People should NEVER change the static pressure by opening and closing dampners.Air loss will dictate a ERV based on fresh air exchanges.

(4) Open shelving is popular and attractive - just bear in mind that it will require dusting to keep everything looking fresh.

Macey's client service is a breath of fresh air considering the service you receive from customer based businesses these days.

@Josh Keeney I agree with the notion that the more you listen to podcasts throughout the day the more you find yourself thinking about real estate and staying "fresh" as you put it

My name is Jack Bailin, and I'm fresh out of college settling in to my first "big boy job" down in Shelton, CT.