Most of my emergency money is now tied up in this flip.I'm considering selling everything to shore up my financials since I have two properties that are bleeding me right now (I acknowledge fully that I made mistakes buying these properties, it has been an expensive learning experience) and to then move that capital with me when I move.

For the average homeowner, it's a temporary, minimal property tax cut in exchange for permanent loss of TABOR refunds.

The "real" ice chests seem to do a better job than these temporary ones you find in many stores during the summer months.More than a couple of years ago we had an ice storm in my area that knocked out the power for us for 8 days. 

Tenants are temporary. 

Rates are temporary and you can always refinance in a few years when rates come back down.

They want to better their lifestyle and a one-off discount is perceived as temporary and lesser.

I was given a temporary detail (7 months) where I would live and work in Germany, helping US Veterans and service members obtain benefits, and helping service members transition out of the military.

Temporary Housing in New York debate.

Who knows after that....I have been looking at the Jersey City Heights / Union City area (the area I'm most familiar with) as well as parts of the Jersey Shore.

Some reprimands after 32 warnings, a temporary suspension, but kick out to the street making them homeless?