Especially in light of the potential to develop them into a loyal and dependable long term tenant!

It's like a Blue Light Special at K-Mart. :)

Obviously, if the rent is $2,000 per month (remember, I'm in Southern California) and I rent it 15 days earlier, $1,000 that I spent is more than recovered since I don't have to pay the light bill on a vacant place, or incur more cost of marketing a vacancy.Another item I've been running into lately is thinking way ahead, and wondering when the tenant gives their notice to terminate the tenancy, how will the unit or house look if I'm going to show it to prospects while they're still there?

Then depending on how it looks you may need to replace it with a regular drop sink to prevent another issue.Ours was NOT an undermount so we just used a grinding wheel to open the crack & then filled it with the epoxy colored to that of the granite.You need to ensure the granite is well supported under the area of the stress crack to prevent it happening again.

I would also try to use lighter colors in the bathroom to make it look bigger.

We use a wood frame, attach 1.5" poly insulation and cover it with corrugated steel color coordinated to the trailer.

These kind of shingles are made to last 20 years, and being they are light colored, they won't be as hot either.

I painted it a nice light grey with black shudders and white trim.

The nice clothes and high end car was simply providing more color to an anecdote he was sharing, and his message may have gotten a bit lost with that.What I think he was getting at, and what we all seem to universally agree on, is treat the people you work with with respect and how you'd like to be treated and it will/should come back to you.

,I'll try to shed some light on the subject.