Look at milk, butter, eggs, beef, etc.

(Side note... if you happen to be interested in exploring Cleveland as a market to invest in, feel free to inbox me regarding that topic too, as that's my bread-and-butter market and I have a ton of insight to share.)Thanks in advance for any tips/info/advice/connections!

This mosaic stone/glass combo pulled the dated butter walls and mismatched bone flooring out of the 70's and gave it a spa feel.

Even though this is your bread and butter and it works for you I would hate to manage these places I have B class buildings in C class areas I have section 8 tenants before And I am not going that road again I would consider doing it if a entire street could be purchased in one shot in hartford Waterbury fits your criteria Gun waving New Haven most certainly could use your touch New Britain would also be worth looking into

All quartz will stain and burn as it is a synthetic productThe RTA cabinets are more expensive then big box stores.

I have made more money on bread and butter properties than I made on so called luxury homes. 

The bread and butter for traditional vacation spots relies on vacationers.

Plus these are the areas that are more desirable and you'll have people more likely to pay for the updates. 3+ beds, 2+ baths (master suite), 2 car garage, flat usable yard, and good school district is your bread and butter flip if you can focus on properties like that.

All you do is put some peanut butter in the middle of the trap and when a mouse goes into it, it will zap them with electric current and kills them instantly.

The majority of property- bread and butter homes, tics and condos have mostly increased in price.