I'd have went with all stainless/chrome/brushed nickel OR oil rubbed bronze is what I have been using lately.

you giving way to much benefit of the doubt to the realtor. especially new builds and salaried employees it's a whole other animal. thanks for the law brush up

This article includes Prospect Mortgage getting whacked with a $3.5M fine for paying referral fees: https://www.housingwire.com/ar...https://www.thebalancesmb.com/... is a good article to brush up on.RESPA doesn't apply on commercial or hard money loans. 

Started with Fuller brush door to door at 14.. 

Utilities is something many investors brush over and don't take into account as well as they should (I was making that mistake initially) - after all, if you are looking for $300/mo cashflow and you underestimate the utilities, they have a potential of wiping a majority of that CF out.  

When I hear that said to me it sounds like a brush under the rug because facts don’t want to be considered.

These manly men fill the sink with hot water and rinse their beard out to soften the hair as much as they can before lathering up with shave cream using a bristle brush to push the beard-softening cream into the base of the hairs.

Retirement home investments might be the better play.John,  as a REI you might want to brush up on your demographics.  

I can say that getting rid of my first (unscreened) tenant cost about $2k to get rid of, and I eliminated similar tenant prospects this fall, due to info from MSM (they "forgot" to mention some brushes with the law.

You might want to brush up on your reading comprehension, Scott.