In fact, it's almost impossible to fit 2 car seats and a booster in the back row of even my 7-seater minivan, but that's why I have a middle row. 8-seaters are a wee bit wider - I know for sure the Sienna is.

If natural gas is not available such as in a more rural area, then I would probably use mini splits that have boosters on them for frigid weather.

That's been the biggest confidence booster. 

@Mindy Jensen,I would got to a big lots/dollar store and buy a couple of power toothbrushes. or get a good round brush into a longer bolt into your drill and have a go. or attach a stiff brush to a multitool/vibrating sander (i know you have at least one of those in your collection :-P )before bleach, first try peroxide + baking soda (or any oxy type of booster) + hot wateryou could try steam cleaning (not sure of effects of steam on porous travertine)source: whole tiled basement with former dirty owners and dogs. i didn't have travertine so i used some vinegar for boost. pretty clean after 3 moping-sessions.

Taught my 7 year old daughter how to take curb shots of houses from her booster seat in the car, and my 12 year old son wrote down addresses and notes for me.

Impressive and definitely a great motivational booster!

From experience I can personally attest to the fact that having credit cards with large credit limits is definitely a rating booster.

Watch out for the inevitable press stories from real estate boosters and local brokers about how "everything is different" in these smaller markets.  

I was planning on using this as my plan B as well and your reassurance is just more of a confident booster for that decision.

With some banks your sort of guilty till proven innocent, so when you show them that spreadsheet, you go to integrity booster #2 - serious investor who understands money.