For the most part people use averaged and index.

Josh,Maybe this is splitting hairs.The FAQ seems closer to an index.

Template sites typically don't index well.

In the future maybe with the new index products but not now.John Corey

I just looked at it from a point of view of what I would end up with in 20 years....I will have probably spent somewhere between $250,000 to 280,000 and would probably end up with a property worth about $650,000 if all goes well.I compared that with the fact that just $130,000 in a simple Vanguard index fund that is getting 11% a year compounded over 20 years...comes to around a million dollars.Thanks again for all the advice, its all actually pretty shocking compared to what other people tell you.

Hi...The 4 plex is not in California..Well I came to a conclusion in my own quirky non professional way...it will probably seem silly but here it is: It seems that if I put $80,000 down and then spent another 200,000 over the course of 20 years for all the stuff that comes up...( the building is brand new with all the warranties on the roof etc etc ) there is a good chance I will end up with a building worth around maybe $650,000 ...that means ( in a very very innacurate way) my money was more than doubled and it took TWENTY YEARS.....thats not very good and I had all those headaches too.meanwhile in 20 years just $130,000 in a simple Vanguard index fund getting 11% a year and being left alone to compound becomes around a million dollars.This seems to clarify it for me.....

When you look at the numbers above understand the index.

If your content has already indexed, duplicate content wont help them.

They are not the new "cool" technology, but according to the company the solar reflective index is as high as some of the "cool colors".

If I wanted to go that route (and I had a long timeframe) I might as well put my money in an index fund.