Unless it rockets into the stratosphere with gains, I think id be pissing upwind and wondering why the air tastes tangy.

Here is what the "rules" really mean:2% - Your milk isn't as heavy, tastes like the dairy version of light beer, but you can get used to it.50% - The percentage of people, so I'm told, that drink 2% milk now.70% - The percentage of increase over the last 5 years for those now drinking 2% milk...again, so I've been told.Bottom line is this.  

Examples: Did not realize $500 tax bill was important so did not mention; Found out they needed more proof of time in employment; No, 34 hours does not mean "Full Time"; Decided after a month of showing, they changed their minds and want to rent; Champaign taste with Beer budget, etc.

IMO, Dickie's is overpriced with very little taste.

No need for assignment clause.Should that put a bad taste in your mouth towards all wholesalers?

So beginning May 3rd I will begin to taste what it's like to be doing real estate basically full time and will be able to ramp up the amount of deals I am doing.

You don't want Thanksgiving turkey to forever taste different because of this @Lois Stern!

I made a decent profit after three years, however, I found being a landlord was not quite to my taste and dropped real estateI currently live in the Las Vegas, NV area and would like to get back into REI.

It's really simple.  1% is used when you want your milk to taste like water, 2% is used when you want to drink healthier milk.  

Had it been repainted for sale, or did the previous owner just happen to have good taste but too overwhelmed by too many animals (or was it a bad renter)?