With today's technology / computers, it is much simpler to do and we use some of the same terminology for the same / similar concepts.Think of it this way, if you were running a business where you have many repeat customers to who provide a service or product (e.g. flower shop, pool cleaning, HVAC maintenance, whatever), you would not have a separate bank account for each customer but you would have to keep track of what each customer has been invoiced and what payments they have made.

Then do some cheap landscaping like putting in flower beds against the house.

The work I've done on properties for investors here includes instant curb appeal, such as flowering shrubs and plants, hardscape- like paver edging along driveways and walks, and attractive stone mulch.  

The Owner(s) is trying to sell a bouquet of mixed flowers which really don't go together so well, but he/she doesn't want to sell a 1/2 or 1/4 bouquet if it can be helped.  

Flower beds maintianed, freshly painted houses and other signs that some folks actually take pride in where they live.

Currently meeting in Flower Mound about 2x/year.

, if there is a boiler annual inspection on that, coin laundry maintenance, landscaping for flower beds, common area cleaning weekly or bi weekly usually, yard clean up at same interval, turnover costs. 

Add a vase of flowers or bowl of fruit to the counter to tie the floor colors and walls together. 

The tenant that is moving out of the room my son is renting is moving out this weekend, which seems an odd time for student housing, but obviously, we were right there to fill the vacancy.I am thinking I might sell my $1700 per month rental house in Flower Mound and try my luck near UTD or UNT.

I pulled out a steno pad with flowers at the top that I bought from the dollar store.