Now if by Twin Cities your speaking the Mpls/St Paul surrounding, well then it's like saying does Bridgeman's have a decent ice cream?

I mixed my wall paint (a cream color) with some water, then washed it over the brick.

If you believe in software-generated graphs showing you "before and after" - then I have a warehouse full of weight loss supplements and anti-aging creams and house-flipping-millionaire courses to sell to you.

If he was your client you might be in hot water but as long as none of your buyer clients are investors (where they might suddenly see you as a competitor taking the cream of the deals you find and leaving you) you’ll probably be ok.

Some makeup or cleansers do have acid in them and it can bleach out any colored towels. so we stock are bathrooms with makeup wipes. 

It is fair to say that these months do not seem to bring out the cream of the tenant crop.

All methods CAN find motivated sellers, but NONE can target them.Let me explain.Imagine driving on a beautiful Sunday with your family down the countryside, when suddenly your youngest in the back seat yells: “I WANT ICE CREAM, I WANT ICE CREAM!”.

Speaking of punchlist items, the last 10% of your project is where the cream rises to the top and it can be frustrating as heck.

My Dad was an ice cream man and locksmith among other things.

Can you build a 500 square foot coffee/ice cream drive through.