But, the editors picked up on it and made it into a big thing.But, it was fun.

The answer is often yes.The OP has choices.

They didn’t just stay afloat; they actually grew and expanded during the depression.They grew during a depression — and one that was far worse than the recession we are just now starting to emerge from (not to downplay its seriousness at all, of course).The point is: you have a choice.

Its a daily choice in everything.

Their choice, I only require rent on the 1st of the month and a minimum of care and cleanliness.RE for me is the long game.

I also like to send emails early in the morning (between 7am - 9am) so it ends up at the top of someone's inbox when many people check emails and I believe is a higher response rate (of course not Tim Ferris').2) It takes the email out of your inbox and sends it back to you at a later date of your choice.

ProSchools is sounding more and more like a good choice

I'd say Wendell made a wise choice in not getting involved, there are jokes about having ministers as borrowers, the PR can put a lender in a bad light as well. :)   

As someone looking to buy/hold/rent I can relate to favoring the more cost effective choice.

I don't think these are mutually exclusive options.For me, I would like to give whoever interested choices that work for them.If you want to flip open the info box, and pull out a piece of paper with information and pictures, you have that option...until the papers run out and I am not there to replenish it.If you want to scan the QR code to get to the web site with more details and more photos, great.I could put on there a URL address, or a phone number.