They make a difference.You can also get magnetic stickers for the doors of your car with your company logo and name.You can even go as far as to wearing a windbreaker or a hat with your company logo.

Well, modular homes are built to a specification and receive stickers/certifications that are posted inside the property (similar to a mobile).

(The reason given by the City is that water heaters and HVAC systems have been "stickered" by those companies without actually being inspected or brought up to code or those companies have done work without pulling the proper permits.)  

My insurance company required a few items: depth stickers at all 4 sides, and life preservers. 

I would also make sure they pull permits as it is your only protection to determine the work was completed correctly and when you eventually sell the place the buyer's inspector is going to look for a sticker on your box.Depending on the type of wiring in your house grounding the outlets could be a big project as it may require a re-wire.... 

Orwell has our own bumper sticker now that I one day thought of and created that everyone loves....All's well in Orwell. :) That's exactly what I was looking at for Oswego too.

If a guy pulls up with a budwieser sticker in his beat up old truck, I'm going to assume he gets lit on fridays and isn't going to treat my place well. - Forward progress in Life - Personally, I want people who will stay 2 to 4 years at a rent that makes sense and then move out so I can increase the rents and do any revitalization work that needs doing or repairs required that went unreported during their tenancy. 

ABC dealership charges Full Sticker (i.e. 3% Buyer’s Agent Commission Points) and refuses to budge.

Part of me thinks because the "sticker shock" of higher interest is slowly dying down OR the fact that landlords are all nervous about the rent control rumors swirling around and quickly trying to play catch up and get their rents to/near market value.

Lastly, I'm in sticker shock from the umbrella insurance quote I got from our State Farm rep (we've had everything...home/5 cars/son's renters) under SF for over 30 years...the $1m policy is over $1100 per year additional to what we already have.