Problem is it doesn't have the thickness to support the wear and tear to the locking system that comes with the movement of a floating floor, in extreme conditions.

As summary: both people movement and money movement makes the cheaper area to appreciate more after inflation process. 

I really like the movement/waves in granite but the white quartz with “sparkles” goes with almost anything. 

Yes, having more units can serve as way to reduce risk as it should effectively reduce vacancy rates across the portfolio and provide more cash stores and movement, but this is only assuming the fundamentals are right on most of the properties. 

High interest = no movement and low inventory= no movement as well as election year = no movement.People that have private negotiated opportunities are going to win if they are good negotiators, For the average investor not so much

She is very abrasive when she talks and gets very close to your face with hand movements... 

Read the fine print in the foundation repair contract: Damages to the property, interior and exterior as a result of the foundation movement are not covered, during and after works completion.

The agent who helped you could be a starting point.To Prep or To Jump:Education: While you don’t want to be in perpetual preparation mode, it's essential to have a solid foundation.

Combine that with perpetually higher inflation that's going to help hedge the appreciation, but keep your costs high to maintain.

https://nextcity.org/daily/entry/louisvilles-west-...Definitely lots of movement over here.