Added tile to kitchen floor and painted kitchen cabinets.

There are some stains in the dropped ceiling, and there is one corner of the house that has settled resulting in broken tiles.

It is more greige and is just dark enough imo, but it really depends on your tile.

Eg:  Here's a picture of the tile/flooring I would like and they come back with something not quite what you had envisioned. 

I am doing tile surround so I'll need a tub that will last so I dont have to replace the tiles for a long time.

I noticed a pattern when paying my taxes the last two years and it seems like I’m paying state income tax in two states from long term capital gains of stock sales.I live in CA (since 2013) and have a rental property in CO (purchased in 2011).

Originally posted by @Eric J Platter:What patterns exactly are you looking for? 

HELOC is for short term money, cash out refi for long term.HELOCs have lower closing costs, higher variable interest rate, and interest only accrues when you actually draw funds.Cash out refinances will typically have higher closing costs, a lower fixed rate will be available, and interest starts accruing right away (even if it takes you 10 months to find your next property).A common pattern if you may find a deal in a month, or 10 months, not really sure, is to1) Get any refinancing out of the way, you have an FHA loan so you should certainly drop that off.2) Get the HELOC, leave the balance at $0 so you aren't paying interest.3) Buy the rental.4) Come back to the property with the HELOC and see if it makes sense to cash out refi and consolidate the 1st and 2nd into 1 30YF.If you're determined to score that deal within the next 90ish days, skipping right to a cash out refinance is probably best.

So, the jump in median sales prices quoted we've witnessed in 2021 so far is not a result of a drop in prices last year.Here are April 2021 stats for the City of Austin and the greater Austin metro area:This continues the low inventory, high demand pattern the Austin area has experienced for many years.

It even has narration if you want to break up the pattern of reading with a little listening.