The occasional 4 or even 3-star review is not a bad thing, and folks will take it with a grain of salt in light of all of your other great reviews.

I know exactly nothing about the NC market, so take this with a grain of salt.

Just make sure they stay in order.Any of the epson work force printers will work....you just need one with a slot feeder rather than a tray.

These economists' predictions have to be taken with a grain of salt.

@Scott Nolan If this was my deal, which it's not so take this with a grain of salt, try to find buyers out there who don't stick to the 70% rule and market the property to them.

Google, Salt Lake RIEA, Utah REIA, Utah Valley REIA, Northern Utah REIA.

Those two things are necessary for anyone worth their salt to really give you decent advice.That may sound off-topic, but that is first and foremost the best metric to figure out what you should be doing with a property, since properties often will often serve one type of goal better than another.As for evaluating the numbers on any property, they all use the same fundamentals:1.

Korea or a 9.0 earthquake in the heart of Salt Lake City or a zombie apocalypse, I feel pretty secure that values will hold and continue to climb in my area for another 2 years or so.

Areas we are interested in looking include: Park City and Salt Lake greater area, perhaps Steamboat, CO or Fort Collins, CO (however CO has super high prices right now thanks to marijuana!)

Which I take with a grain of salt, since most people are more vocal when unhappy with certain things.