(This is what I buy, stainless with ice/water in the door) everything else is $400?

I called ICE in Dallas, they said call DC.

Well, in my opinion the guy is an excellent salesman (could sell ice water to an eskimo) and even an adequate businessman... however his parter/daily manager is a pampas ***.

All there is to do is watch the ice floe move back and forth.

My thought would be that you do not.Appreciation should be the icing on a cake and NOT the cake.What you CAN quantify today is cash flow.You can look into the future on appreciation based on data but it is not an absolute.The one item you didn't mention is do you have a job that pays all your bills that allows you to save up this money??

. :-)I tend to view things like appreciation, tax deductions and other windfalls as icing on the cake, not something I count on.

In my research I've found that appreciation should be looked at more like icing on the cake rather than the main factor on buying.

Cash flow is priority for me; appreciation is icing on the cake.My target market: I believe the NWI market will serve me well due to its better tax rates & landord-friendless compared to Chicagoland in IL.

For furniture imprints, try ice cubes - that's what my wife tells me at least.Get an invoice for cleaning so you can deduct appropriate amounts from the deposit.Cleaning mini blinds - that can be a pain.

Here the cold, snowy, ice winter weather with darkness at 5 PM, and holidays makes it difficult to rent places Nov. to Feb.