ICEE what you mean. 

Nice icing on the cake for syndicators and investors.

Even things like snow / ice removal, or reporting minor problems before they comes big ones, are things that scare me - How can I help this situation?

I'll bet if you ordered two scoops of ice cream and only got one scoop, that would be noticeable.

Appreciation is only the icing on the cake if it happens.

Be a smart negotiator, but the cell revenue is icing on the cake.  

Your other numbers seem good especially considering this house was built in 1915 and remember, these are reserves you're setting aside so unless you need to use that money, it's icing on the cake when you go to sell.

This is standard architectural shingles, ice and water up 3' to code, felt, shingles, ridge vent, drop edge all around, new boots, flashing at chimneys and walls, no soffit work.To get close on roof SQ find he perimeter of the house dimensions and get the SF of that (not just house SF as two stories, added garages etc all factor in). 100SF is a Sq and that's how roofing is usually priced.

We're back in CA, just in time for the snow storm. It was just a foot of snow, but the devastation to the drought stricken trees was enormous. Here's a photo of a family members house, just as it was being rebuilt fro...

If a tax increase caused you to lose all profit, you must have been skating on thin ice in the first place.