this is to protect water from wind driven rain and possible ice dams which lead to siding problems.

One hit wonder, Vanilla Ice, has been profiting from real estate since age 16 now has his own reality show.

Did you hear Dave Lindahl's story about his tenants who'd put ice buckets on thermostat so that it would keep working 24/7.

Never forget that horse hockey just like we should never forget 911.

In hockey when one 'embellishes' a play, they get a two minute penalty.

There is an Ice bar completely of ice and 17 degrees constantly.

I don't see how ice would weigh any more than snow from a physics standpoint.

I always talk to neighbors no matter how unhappy they look to see me (REO vacant house type situation). once you break the ice and don't come off as standoffish then the whole attitude changes.

In my houses (intro level house generally purchased by first-time homebuyers) a new fridge is a huge selling point, regardless of the size/brand.Higher end houses will require higher-end finishes, and you'll want a bigger fridge, ice maker, etc.Without knowing the level of house and your specific market (and competition), I'm not sure anyone here can answer your question definitively.

The money is just icing on the cake.