Ball seems to be in motion; going to wait and see the results before charting the next move.  

That macro trend is very useful chart to look at vs just recent data.

Asking ChatGPT for data on the housing market/stats, or charts of such things, doesn't make sense.

In my experience, I've reduced insurance costs to a reasonable level by tailoring the coverage to precisely what's necessary.

I attached 3 calculation charts for the 10-unit property in Torrance and 1 calculation chart for a 27-unit property in Torrance where I am guessing we (whoever we is) can make far more than $3.5 million in 10 years because I did not include money earned from appreciation and I always make my projections low since Murphy's Law is notorious for getting the better side of everything.Not being mean.

Plus, it's precise, which means you can make intricate and complex designs with ease.Here are some cool things about 3D printing:Customization: You can personalize items to fit your exact needs, like getting a custom-made phone case or jewelry.Prototyping: Engineers and designers use 3D printing to test their ideas quickly before making the final product.Medical Marvels: Doctors use it to create patient-specific implants and prosthetics.Environmental Benefits: It can produce less waste compared to traditional manufacturing.Space Exploration: NASA even uses 3D printing to make tools and parts in space!

Perfectly reasonable and doesn't sacrifice anything....You as an owner can look up capacity charts of various post sizes. 

What I watch are the price charts for Copper, Silver and Cardboard/pulp. 

Regarding credit cards, there are probably lots of good comparison charts for "best business credit cards" that can help you compare vis-a-vis your particular needs. 

Google to find chart.