Some markets will be a little more substantial and some will be a little more subtle.

And I wouldn't be surprised if at-least subtle accusations rear themselves during the election cycle with regards to a particular candidate (I have a feeling we won't be hearing much, "You are who you keep company with" out of Conservative pundits this election cycle), but I don't see any major ramifications, as the general public likely won't understand how they've been affected or why it's important that stuff like this needs to stop.In my opinion, here's the real kicker of this scandal (so far):RBS (Royal Bank of Scotland) is getting fined $233M for their role in the scandal.

I know that neutrality is important for selling a home, but I believe subtle upgrades can help sell the home faster. 

The differences are subtle, but your potential returns should be higher as a private investor.The major suggestion I have, since you have something of a track record with fix & flips already, is to expand into other markets. 

In as much as I respect the investor's interest to categorize to the A-D groups, Indinanpolis has so many "shades of gray" that it takes time on the ground here to really appreciate the subtle differences and find the low hanging fruit on the tree.  

Also a ton of outs will be in the contract including very subtle language to extend the contract forever if the developer needs more time.The contract will usually stipulate that you cannot not talk to anyone else besides your legal counsel of what the property is under contract for or the purchase terms etc.How much land does this house sit on??

@Mary lou Long I feel like subtle grey tones are way more appealing to the outdated beish and gives it a bit more modern touch. 

Probably why your attorney said you don't want to go there, but you disregarded his subtle advice.

There's a subtle nuance in that advice, it's not about emotions, it's about knowing the rules of the street.

They will read the subtle differences in your facial expression and body language and know!"