I like the mirrors on the ceiling above the bed! 

My question for all of my fellow BP members is....do you think the seattle market will continue and mirror the prices that california has seen in the past or do any of you see a potential correction up here?

I feel like I can no longer hyperlink things in the current inbox when I message people (I can only add attachments).

Don't spend too much time staring in the rear view mirror, my friend.

For color, I usually went with a beige, Dove's Cry, or a grey, Foggy Mirror. 

Contractors comments are as follows:Gut bathroom: New tub, tub surround, new vanity, replace dry walls where needed,install new vinyl floor, light fixture and mirror - for $4,100 ( both labor and material).My question to you sage investors is how would you review this and what kind of material will you recommend to purchase for this part of the remodel?

I'll also follow up with a second Warren Buffet quote: "In the business world, the rear-view mirror is always clearer than the windshield."

And the next thing you know you have post after post of actual investors who are going to  lose thousands and thousands of dollars on those deals.. listening to the cheer leaders.So I think talking both sides of the issue in a mature way is healthy personally.. once someone has both sides of the coin then they can decide but at least they have both sides and can then only look in the mirror if they went for the blue sky sales pitch side..But the bottom line in Real Estate and I have been in it since the mid 70s and my dad started in the mid 60s is as most have said its a cycle.. can it fall back heck ya and it will just like the stock market will go up and down..

@Pete Manville - That mirrors my own experience to a T.

I think you'd be better off with a mirror, or for not too much money Lowes sells med cabinets that have big oval mirrors over it, so they look more designer.