Anyone feel better about a medium grade carpet, or still no?

I'd maybe just qualify it to say that over the medium/long term one should be able to bet on appreciation (provided there is inflation) for all US housing stock in total, but of course that doesn't mean it holds in all individual markets (back to @Llewelyn A.'

Popular stains are cherry or medium brown color.

@Abi Wegman@Michael Kovac@Paul SandhuUPDATE on the Medium-Term AirBnB/Rental Arbitrage business:1.

What we’ve done is left them furnished and rent medium term (30+ days) at the same rate as short term rentals in the area.

There is a very non-trivial risk of inflation in the medium term - in the early 80s when there was a lot of inflation, the federal funds rate shot up to almost 20%.I'm not saying it's a bad idea, you were just asking for potential downsides.

Also, there is another subforum for Medium-Term Rentals that this post might be well suited for, and you could find a larger pool of MTR hosts, and specifically maybe one in Amarillo, TX or nearby. 

The agent stated it could be split, however when I went to County the person in the planning dept. said the county has a new 75' wide minimum width.

More medium-term?

For CA in an area with rapid rent appreciation, some might consider those pretty good numbers, although personally I am worried about what happens to rents in a few years when our cash crop moves mostly from personal grows to commercial operations -- for me it's a short to medium term play in the area.