Bold print is always cute in posts, but kinda like getting yelled at by my 6th grade teacher 50 years ago.

Buffini and either Tom Ferry or Mike Ferry.....Tom is the son, so younger hipper pitches....Mike is the day...somewhat more old school.You might see if there is a program in your brokerage.We're getting ready to star BOLD here in Dallas, about 8 weeks of 1x week group coaching...that would be a big commitment for you, but you could do it. 

No dog collars, studs, facial piercings.Dyed or frosted hair is fine, just not orange or some wild unnatural color, no one wants to deal with a clown. :)Stay away from gaudy excessive jewlry or large hats, IMO, it's another attention distractor.I failed to mention tats above, so this applies to both men and women, a small tat is fine, if you have badassbiker with a dagger dripping blood, cover it up with clothes.

Congratulations on the finish.I was curious what color and brand did you use on the interior?

You may want to consult with a designer concerning your carpet colors and wall colors.My sister put in 30 percent gray carpet.

I showed them my color palletes, the tiles I bought and how I designed them, the appliances I had already ordered.

What commercial color is that?

@BillG - We do have language in the lease restricting business use on the property it's outlined here in bold: 6.USE AND OCCUPANCY:Lessee shall use the premises in such a manner as to comply with all local, county, state and federal laws, rules, ordinances, regulations and codes.Lessee shall not use the premises or permit it to be used for any disorderly or unlawful purpose or in any manner determined by Lessor to be offensive to any of the neighbors.The premises are to be used exclusively as a residence only by the persons named above and their immediate family.

There are colored tablets you can drop in the tanks. 

In my first year of direct mail not switching up my message and being creative like changing colors of my envelope landed a lot of my mail in the trash i assume.