@Stephanie Medina My favorite way to price my MTR is using the Enemy Method on Furnished Finder and Airbnb monthly rentals.

If you plan to keep same color as existing appliances then do that.

Chase Ink Business Cash is my favorite card. 

Another agent who was referred to me, is also an investor, so I would be competing directly with her and her long list of mentees whom she has favorites among those of course.

I realize life does not always follow the ideal calendar.I do not mind bright colors (orange, purple, 2 different blues), but some buyers do.not that it is effecting the sale, but some of your solar panels are in the shade of the big tree.if you are a motivated seller I would lower asking price to $899k in no more than 10 days.  

Then all you really need is the name/color of the grout you used, and the same size tub, and reinstall. 

Low-leverage", but in reality it is 75% LTV and then some pref equity on top of that (and ahead of the equity the deck is for)One of my favorites are the co-GPs that have no involvement in deals (besides bringing equity and forwarding emails) touting track records and presenting deals like they own any of itClass B neighborhoods that are the highest crime areas of the city.Value-add plans that project rents growing to, say, $1500/mo in an area with $30k/yr avg household incomesAnd most specific to this post:In-the-money interest rate caps being touted as actual cash flowDSCR Projections that don't take into account any rate cap replacement reservesTouting floating rate loans as "FIXED FOR THREE YEARS", etc.

My favorite passive investment is a total stock market index fund for the stock portion of my asset allocation. 

We liked checks way better than cash.But our favorite was when the tenants went to our bank and deposited to our accounts. 

Again, as I said long ago all your doing here is showing your colors.