What would you prefer - polished concrete or epoxy flooring?

For those that ask how the kids can destroy a house, here are some ideas:They can kick when they are angry, holes in walls, doors, and cupboards.They can pull out drawers in the bath and kitchen and climb them, snapping the drawers.They can break bowl type sinks that sit on the counter.They can spill fingernail polish all over the carpet, tile and hardwood floors.They can pee all over everywhere if not potty trained and mom lets them run around half naked. 

No real contact info (there is an info@ email buried somewhere) and even though the search is fairly polished some of the pages are sketchy looking and the subscription links aren't even actual CC forms or secure.

I've been thinking about just polishing the concrete slab I have and sealing it off instead of getting laminate floor installed.

I would probably polish up the brass and keep it in the dining area.Similar styles at Pottery Barn & RH sells for $$$https://www.potterybarn.com/products/gemma-crystal...https://www.restorationhardware.com/catalog/produc...

You just have to polish your crystal ball and make decisions based around what is going on in your target market. 

.- What you love & hate about it: love polishing a house that needs attention.  

It will take you, say ,1 hour to do your first offer, search etc. and once you have the template, next time you need to put an offer in, it will take you mins ;pGo to any training your broker have you do to polish your realtor side.For me it's all about collective learning.  

It will take you, say ,1 hour to do your first offer, search etc. and once you have the template, next time you need to put an offer in, it will take you mins ;pGo to any training your broker have you do to polish your realtor side.For me it's all about collective learning.

Matter of fact when he had me come to his Christmas party at his home ( 2 million ocean front digs) I asked him you know your much more polished than most brokers who work for r me and he then explained his past job.Even today most agents did something else in their career's  rare is the person like me who started at 18 and never have done anything else.I work with no less than 20 brokers in 12 states..