I say this because your opening post was like walking up to a buffet and asking the chef if you should have pizza, sushi, ice cream, scallion pancake, spare ribs, or peanut butter and jelly.

As I suggested in my previous post, I'd see them more as icing on the cake.

Right now, big institutions are getting on board, Fidelity, ICE (NYSE), Etrade, TD Ameritrade, and I also think we will see an ETF this year or early next year.

Breaking the ice and getting started is scary, I know how that feels because I was there.

You should only invest if that's the strategy you're interested in doing, and the tax benefits are icing on the cake.

But it's mostly 40s and 50s all the way to end of April, thanks to ice-cold Lake Michigan spring takes a while here.

It was squatting down heavily but they finished it in one long Saturday with a lot of iced tea.

In the winter might be a little harder but there is ice fishing .

It will always be a battle because its constantly trying to get in from the outside in the form of rain, runoff, condensation, snow, ice, etc.

@Matthew Lamoreaux I think if you can find a rental, long-term or short-term, that cash flows well in today's market then this should be a factor that should be viewed as icing on the cake and should be used as a potential solidifier of a deal.