just take what people say with a grain of salt.

Again, non-scientific/annecdotal evidence, so take it with a grain of salt.

First let me say my initial reaction to your title of the post was 'that seems like a weird way of doing it'..... but take that with a grain of salt - I am only one property into what I hope is the first of several if not many more properties.

Just bought a juicer and plan to slowly weed out carbs, sugars, salts, etc. 5.

Look for people who have specific catalysts and are pulling their hair out, preferably in big clumps.Don't show up with hair spray and brushes.

But any listing agent worth their salt will advise their seller to ask for and receive a POF from any and all buyers that offer on the property.

Bandit signs are more "spray and pray" with more limited feedback on what worked.

Some people may be OK with making a $40,000 mistake and learning from that.And last thing is that you guys should take everything I said with a grain of salt, I am an entrepreneur engineer who went to the event to learn more about this industry and had no intention of ever going full-time and doing home renovations.

Is that salt and pepper or some mix of herbs and spices kept secret and passed down from generation to generation?

Have you tried any of the cat deterrent sprays?