Well Brandon, I'm going to assume that you aren't just in the mood to be helpful at all.

Your margin could disappear easily with interior damage.Despite the low inventory the comps make it appear that the market is still falling and in my area, a special assessment 2 years in a row would be the kiss of death for a condo.You have an owner who didn't even leave after the bank took it over so he might not be in the mood to give it to you in good shape.Also in my area, buying an REO puts you on the hook for up to 6 months back assessments, so you might check that out.

See... when they are just not in the mood to tell you to stop and be removed they will get more mailers.

And gets their interest.You can't control the mood that they're in when it opened (if its opened).

How the work environment is set up by the manager will really dictate the overall mood of your house and will be reflected quickly to families when they come to tour.3.

You catch somebody in a bad mood they report it... been fun. 

is if you can't make it, don't bother to fake it... or i mean to say tenants/people nowadays at first point of contact can be so eager and devoted to commitment and stability but nevertheless driven by mood swings and miscellaneous life drama that eventually contradict the long term lease they have no problem at first agreeing to enter.Anyways so yeah I'll just leave it at that and set the income bar high that way worry less about loss of income situations; their problem.

Mood lighting?

Bellingham has a ton of great areas to hang out depending on what mood you are in at that moment!

Sometimes he is in a good mood and just tells me to correct one or two small items and passes me, other times he is a tyrant and is EXTREMELY pick about every little thing.