Bottom line - it’s time to make a plan for 2009.

You won't find that information on a website.The bottom line is that the BEST way to find the vacancy rate is to be plugged into your local economy.

A drop down menu will appear, and at the bottom of that menu is Start a Discussion.Click that blue box, and you are taken to a new window, where you can choose a forum to post in, then write a headline and introduction post.

Looks to me like you are betting the bottom of the downturn is here.

Bottom line, do I think its profitable with a decent return?

They are saying the amount of $27.9K under "Adjustments and Other Credits" all the way at the very bottom should not have been listed there.

If the carpet is clean and neutral, leave it (even if you want to tile, save that for the next turnover.

Their bottoms would be my guess.....So no, I don't think you can ever convince me that it makes more sense to rent than to buy.

The Taupe example is similar to the color palate we will be going for in the kitchen and I think it looks really nice but I would just wonder if the grey is going to go out of style/less neutral and may put people off down the road.Any suggestions appreciated!

Sure.The bottom line, I suppose, is that many times there are some elements of truth in a projected pro-forma, some elements of truth in a T-12, and your job is to figure out what your "relative" truth is for the property.