The price is usually about 2 to 3 times that of the laminate and vinyl simulated wood planks though. 

Ratings are determined using procedures developed by the American Society for Testing and Materials that simulate actual fire conditions.

They are going to be like how astronauts start with digital plane simulators, then ride in a plane, then fly a propeller plane, then review the charts, then move on to a digital jet simulator, review those charts, then a digital space shuttle simulator, then a space shuttle, with a thousands steps in between.

When I hover over the tab, I'm seeing a gray and white box that simulated a page load animation.

As for analysis, even if you cannot invest in properties at the moment, nothing keeps you from practicing your analysis skills (just like people simulate trading stocks to learn).

I've bounced the numbers on this deal (as well as a few others I've looked at and done simulations on) by experienced investors and contractors and have said it feels like I'm in the right ballpark.

Of course, darker colors will make a room appear smaller and we never want to simulate that effect.  

Just something to check before you decide how to proceed.With that being said, if you find that the accounts are actually on your credit report, you can go to Credit Karma and they have a Credit Score Simulator that will allow you to pick from a variety of possible options (i.e. close an account, open an account, increase or decrease your balances, etc) and show how the changes might affect your overall credit score.   

I think it's a combination of all of those things that help.Something you might try is to go to a site like Credit Karma where they have a Credit Score Simulator that will allow you to pick from a variety of possible options (i.e. close an account, open an account, increase or decrease your balances or credit limits, etc) and see how the changes might affect your overall credit score. 

I've been crunching numbers for a while and actually used my methods for picking out a first home (for the numbers minded folks - normal investor metrics followed by cash flow analysis... for the nerdier folks out there - followed the cash flow analysis with a monte carlo simulation of the market/cash flow parameters).