It was a neutral choice from a financial perspective, but a hugely positive choice from a personal standpoint.

I think white is a good neutral, looks clean and works with different countertops and floor colors.

If you're looking for legit tax strategies look up Taxes and Business Strategy by Myron Scholes.He was a Nobel Prize economist and he really emphasized the various components to manipulate, a focus on the contractual arrangement, and various example calculations to show impacts on cash flow, and the source of all tax planning (a lack of neutrality in the tax system).Best tax book I ever read.

They target new buyers because it's easier to prevail if the owner challenges the tax hike in court.This calculator may help or search for other info to help you calculate what your taxes would be were this to happen to you: http://www.anytimeestimate.com...I won't buy a property in a school district that wouldn't be at least cash-neutral were taxes to be raised. 

It's neutral, and gives a modern sophisticated touch. 

Or you can use a neutralizing enzyme made specifically for cat odors (search online or ask your vet).

When the power co came out to fix it, they reported it as a "bad neutral" line on their side. 

By collarizing/deulta neutral the portfolio one would not lose money at all (or lose a bit) if there's crash.

The markets might be okay and caps higher but the market could drop from a neutral to  a bad area.

We were like the titanic and once we went into neutral then reverse we did 3 months of loans and got stuck with them.