@Brie Schmidt  (being the rock star that she is!)

The gradients won't work everywhere either, they're great on a computer screen, but printed out, or taken to a smaller size they start to loose the overall appeal and look of it. he colors look good, but as a previous commented said, this logo would look better to remove the background and remove the underline to allow the letters to float in the space.If it's possible, i would add a bit more design to this logo, incorporate some of the aspects of a house if possible, like a door or windows where a letter is, or where the stars are.

http://www.hotel-online.com/press_releases/release...(2)  Sales Comparables - Find similar quality/star hotels in the geographic area. 

That would be energy star rated, double pane, white vinyl windows.

That's probably the biggest lesson that I have to convey to several of our clients.One last thing, the Restoration Companies that we have used are Five Star, Michaelis (this is who we are using in Butler/Tarkington right now,) 360, and Moore Restoration.

Obviously make dots or stars wherever you see something promising.

Thanks, I will measure and probably get a braided fill hose as wellFrom looking at Consumers reports and online reviews, Whirlpool and GE are the brands they recommend.I'm thinking of this one, but the only knock is it has a filter and not a grinderhttps://www.lowes.com/pd/Whirlpool-55-Decibel-Built-In-Dishwasher-Monochromatic-Stainless-Steel-Common-24-in-Actual-23-875-in-ENERGY-STAR/50258927

I use Star Office.

We build Energy Star 5+ and Green Built Certified.

Set them High - "Aim for the stars cause even if you miss you'll still hit the Moon" -which is good if you are super driven.