Close-in eastside has the hip and cool factor; older homes (1900-1920's), neighborhoods with younger families and great walking scores (walking score means you can walk to Starbucks and/or Wholefoods) and good transit opportunities.

I know some people like rentals  and that's cool,  but for me I don't want the hassle of dealing with renters.

She has to have someone come every year and seal any tiny little holes they find to squeeze in or else they'll just start filling it up again.I'd love a house like it, but I do know it would probably not end up being worth it for a flip but if the numbers really make sense then go for it; it would definitely be a way cool house to flip.

Another cool electrical tool is the circuit finder (not sure on the name).

Very cool that your listener.

If you look at how the sun shines and the wind blows there, and think of the space as an outdoor room to be lit and warmed by the sun, and cooled by shade and breezes, the natural solution will probably become apparent.Have a ball!

I thought that was a cool part of the loan itself.  

Looks like a cool place.

Very cool.

Know jobs are in the tank but U of Nevada just up the street from downtown and really cool older buildings around there.