It was not 100% my cup of tea from a real estate perspective but the content of the speakers was generally top notch and I did take away a handful of nuggets I'm excited to implement.most profound for me I think that I am still mulling over was from Tyler Mount, who I had never heard of previously to this but h'es got quite the resume. 

I use a commercial HVAC scent diffuser in the common hallways or the model unit during walkthroughs.It sounds like a small detail, but walking into a rural building that smells like a luxury hotel (White Tea or Santal) instead of "old basement" instantly changes the investor's perception of the asset class.

Either way, having the correct tea in place will be key for you.

Foreclosures are definitely not my cup of tea although I understand specialists go after this market segment and do well with it.

Would love to connect for a coffee/tea or drink next time you're in the city!

While prices may look soft for a while longer, buyers may be putting in more cash to close the same deals.Overall, I think social media is leading more people to seek tea leaves, believing they will time the market perfectly, even as great deals are happening every day. 

Wasn't MA the state those uppity colonials threw a bunch of tea overboard because of 3% taxes?

Of course, I do not have a crystal ball, tea leaves, or a time machine but after years of declining home prices there are a lot of factors supporting the idea that we are at the bottom and should start inclining.

It's not my cup of tea.

I use the 12 inch green tea cooling memory foam and a headboard.