GE Fridge all day, ice maker on the bottom freezer, internal water dispenser.

And these policies, in turn, are directly related to the fact that San Francisco investors who have hung on through the decades are millionaires many times over and have their pick of the cream of the crop when it comes to prospective tenants with each unit turn. 

I think I've seen you posting around the CREAM group.

I’ve already spent a small fortune and a lot of time and effort fixing all of the former PM’s mistakes so this is just icing on the cake.

People buy a house because the house fits their needs, financing is icing on the cake.

Hey @Michael Baum what about buying a couple snowmobiles, making an ice rink, buy some snow shoes , fireplace …voilà the ultimate winter vacation spot for your “Offseason “(snowmobile  is expensive I know ) Hehe, well, the ice on the lake isn't that thick for skating.

I want broccoli that tastes like chocolate cream pie.That isn't the kind of thing you will find here.

The icing on the cake is continuing to support well-needed smaller, independently owned resorts and towns over the soul-sucking corporate behemoths of Ikon and Epic, which a terrible financial deal anyway next to the regional ski councils and the amazing upstart IndySkiPass.com anyway. 

Taking a break from the last round of snow and ice. 

Or you go north, which makes you a lot more remote, far away from the next Home Depot, and a long drive for everyone, but opens you up the snowmobile and ice fishing season.IMO the most important thing is to buy quality real estate, no matter how you rent it.