There is no one size fits all.Very well known investors go lighter on the leverage, and some go all in.In between 50-75% is the ballpark

The mantel is also a rough wood that I suppose I could paint but once that is done, it's done and if it doesn't turn out good then....Some ideas after looking at what others did were to have stone put over the brick to give it a lighter color and more updated look.

I would classify my neighborhood as blue collar, lower working class. 

From what they tell me, it's necessary unless you want blue collar work.  

Some other good eats: Philly Time (in briarcliff shopping center)http://places.singleplatform.com/philly-time-2/men...Long boards http://longboardswrapsandbowls.com/Gates BBQhttps://gatesbbq.com/Buca di beppo http://www.bucadibeppo.com/Blue Linehttp://thebluelinekc.com/Are you looking to acquire TK small multi family or single family? 

Those prices tend to be blue collar areas with good to great schools.If you're interested we're having an Amarillo Real Estate Investors Group meeting tonight at First Capital Bank of Tx on Soncy.

I saw your ad for the (name something descriptive from the ad) little blue bunaglow and I'm extremely interest.

Seriously though, cheap and easy, paint the place white and trim in the same blue as your sunshades.

Even if Gillim wins the governorship, and if there is a major blue wave that swings the state senate, the Republicans will still have a major majority in the state house that will temper a lot of those initiatives.Source: http://mcimaps.com/floridas-2018-state-house-rankings/

For most of our small drywall and plywood hauls from the big orange retail giant and its big blue competitor, the rack on top of the SUV and the moving blanket+ratcheting load straps that we keep in the spare-tire compartment do just fine.Our vehicle of choice, and I remember the old days fondly, used to be a Honda Odyssey with 200,000 miles on it.