@Emin T. wroteBut on the average the errors might even out.If you had one foot in ice water and one foot in boiling water "On Average" you would be quite comfortable.Evaluating a markets potential growth is a complex subject.

I have painted some vivid colors in my own space but a flip or rental  I use neutral and even so grey vs cream color can look really different depending on the lighting and windows.

The icing on the cake is that a lot of vinyl floors are comprised of recycled materials and are completely recyclable themselves.

But you are buying your home to live and enjoy and any investment potential is icing on the cake.Good luck

Surely, these are benefits you and other readers already know, and the icing on the cake, of course, is market appreciation.

I will be maintaining an internship with Daisy brand's (the sour cream company) sales division.

I just have no clue how to break the ice to land my first deal.

Cash flow is simply the icing on the cake.

Ice been researching the Augusta area for over 2 months trying to decide if and when to enter.

(Even though I am a terrible golfer and would much rather be ripping ice cold beers on a beach or riding a motorcycle), but you get the point.