(pink shingles--L0L) I just found it on the internet...Who paints shingles (???) 

or the more popular quote from Baron Rothschild " When there is blood in the street, that's when it's time to buy"  

In Indianapolis, with clients I've helped close homes on... they HAVE gotten in trouble and "pink slipped" by not pulling the right permits.

Manufactured home builders have raised the bar on interior quality, fit, and finish so much as to now be on par with site built -  and at somewhere around half the cost of a comparable site built house.   

You can insist every applicant wears pink shoes to the meeting. 

I have a pink bathroom in one house, and original old 60s cabinets in the kitchen, to which I added black and white NASA photos. 

One piece is a detail bay for auto work (currently used by owner, willing to stay and work out a deal or I have a friend that wants to rent it for 800 a month possibly more) there's a tavern and bar on the first floor next door and there's a bourbon speakeasy in the basement.

You could put a big neon green/pink/red paper under the wiper with a note to call you.

For years now I have been investing in real estate while sketching - playing with pastels - experimenting with charcoal and electronic art -----  (see me on Flickr) --- I have discovered that many of my investors friends are also creative in the arts and that creativity splashes over to real estate investing and development of creative real estate ideas and profits.A friend - Steve Ferrandi - a commercial broker is a poet, he has beautiful book called "Seared With Ink".So many dreamscontained within a handfull of cornspread under a pink sunriseto white chickenswalking on dewy grassin the fresh air of the countryby the man released from his Brooks Brothers suit.I though it be interesting to see what your art is ..... and share some ideas and maybe connect art and investing - what's your artful story?

Do you like blue, pink or green, i.e. what is your risk tolerance for having a bigger mortgage?