Of course, I do not like white or cream, so that feeds part of my choices. 

Duck poppers = duck meat, jalapenos, cream cheese, bacon. 

They built them last year and recently added Agent/Investor hybrid sites as well.I have dozens of REALTOR clients and the 20-30% that switched to Carrot are achieving a higher ROI than those that have not switched.However, while I believe that Carrot is the best choice (I use it for my investing sites), there is probably some factor that the clients who switched are less lazy than those that didn't because "I don't want to spend a bunch of time moving everything" was the #1 excuse to not switch.So, it could be that the 20-30% of my clients that switched are just the cream of the crop to begin with and would have succeeded either way.What I can tell you from an investor standpoint is that Carrot makes it easier to get things done because, while it's built on Wordpress, they only implement what they have proven to be effective for the vast majority of people.So, it kind of keeps you on track and stops you from getting in your own way.Finally, their support and training is top notch.

Then again, I don't understand why people pay money for sliced cheese when a block of Tillamook medium cheddar is so much better.

We will definitely run this by an accountant, but just wanted to float the idea by BP as it just popped into my head yesterday as a way to maximize return without getting creamed by capital gains.

The first thing he says is "Hey Nancy can you make me a grilled cheese sandwich?

The building is a cash goat (smaller than a cow but still good cheese) that had its heyday in the 1980s.It is 30,000 sq feet with 27 Tenants in spaces ranging from 300 sq ft to 5,000 sq feet.

When I look across our broad spectrum of tenants I see a slice of Americana from window tinters to cabinet shops, welders to ice cream makers, we have them all. 

Mostly things like cheese puffs, chips and pop tarts. 

I used to go into abandoned and foreclosed homes with my dad from 5 years old up and even though I didn't love it at the time, it was an adventure (and I always got an ice cream sundae after).