With the changes I've made to the insurance and payment, I'm not far away from being cash flow neutral on the property.  

The more neutral team that did a study with a more thorough methodology found a net positive for the economy.

The Realtor documents are usually "neutral", favoring neither Buyer nor Seller.

Put the car into neutral and you will lose speed fast!

If the device has a white wire ( neutral ) going to the silver and the ground screw( or wire if it is more then 20 years old)on the old device. 

I like grey, taupe or something neutral with a grey or light brown grout.

Not only are the colors neutral, but they will likely hold up for years to come.

I still hold some of those properties and even though they are definitely not worth what I paid before the crash they are still cash flow neutral to slightly positive.

I wouldn't mind a neutral place like a restaurant or I'd prefer somewhere more formal?

The boring ol' contractor grade (to steal @Blair Poelman s line) or "Level 1" as I've heard it referred to in those neutral colors, with a lot of variable, etc. is far different than the current trend of white granite with only a little variation.