The only problem I have with it is that it doesn't work well when you have much texture on the ceiling.Also, when I am finished painting for the day and I will be painting with the same color again soon, I put the brush and roller in a plastic grocery bag and get as much air out as I can, twisting the bag on itself and tucking the end under the roller to hold it until I'm ready to use it again.

Our mailers will cycle through the following mail types: professional letters x 2, handwritten letters x 2 (not yellow letters; cream colored letters, not lined, with a logo / letterhead), postcards x 2, professional flyers x 2, zipletter x 1.

Rick L. choose neutral colors and products with good reviews.

Not what a wholesaler does.I don't know if real estate operator has a blue color connotation, but it definitely does carry with it the notion that the person involved is not a licensed professional.Wholesaling basically is blue collar work.  

@Jeff Lee I think that neutral colors are generic also (did I mention...I LOVE COLOR!!!)

With vinyl plank, the color goes all the way through (at least the ones I have bought had this), so even if you gouge it with a key, it still doesn't show like other flooring with just a surface color.

Working with pros is much easier than a young couple who wants a bedroom painted a different color and need to get their loan approved!

Some people like to debate the color of the sky or argue about how "heat lightning" is a real thing.

If the printer could print on smaller paper than normal (like those small notepads you put lists on) that would be awesome, but I am not sure any cheaper printer can do this.At least half of my printing will not be mailers, rather just basic documents and things like that, on normal paper, I'd like duplex to save pages as well.The printers I saw were:HP 8600 All in One Inkjet, looks to be about $130 (this one was mentioned in a couple of old threads)Brother Inkjet All in One MFC-J4510DW $99Canon imageCLASS MF8280Cw [Color Laser] $250 - Also looks massive

Then, I studied and studied more, and went back tot he second time and passed both tests with flying colors (and, If I recall, they were totally different questions).You just never know what will be on the test.