Since you’re keeping it long-term, I’d stay focused on tubs that can take abuse, clean easy, and don’t break the bank when one eventually needs replacing.Here’s my take:If you’ve got good bones under the bathroom floors, enameled steel or acrylic tubs are your sweet spot.

Wood, tile, acrylic and others alternatives (done well) are impressive, durable and functional.

You just get more amplified problems.Some syndicators build machines and have to feed very, very large staffs and do deals that really aren't deals to begin with and hope for the best.Many multifamily syndicators PORK up debt because they want to have to raise as little as possible and try to massage bloated returns to LP to entice motivated investors to place money.

It was rumored that they had a holistic massage therapist on board, too. 

But with his persistence at continuing to “double down” on obviously incorrect statements, attempting to “massage” explanations at to what the statements were really intended to mean, and especially his PERSONAL attacks on people who disagreed with his position or called out his many contradictions, it’s become obvious that he has an out of control ego issue.

So we have 2 adjustable beds (1 split-king and 1 double) with high-end mattresses, massage function, etc...

I would appreciate it if you could confirm whether my interpretation of the pricing strategy is accurate: Would it not be reasonable for exclusive accommodations, which include open areas for activities such as a massage room or a relaxing workstation, to be priced at a higher nightly rate compared to accommodations that prioritize a larger number of beds, potentially reducing space for such amenities?

I like Acrylic prints because they not only look great, but they take the hassle out of finding a frame and are easy to hang and clean. 

After I’ve been doing my best to massage my scalp and been worried about losing my hair. 

Sauna, hot tub and/or plunge, outdoor shower, massage table, pull up bar and some weights or TRX.