agree...PPZ flows better. Three total letters, three total sylables, three similar endings all in ee sound.
Its a matter of opinion, which it appears that is what you asked for in this post.
In regards to appraisals, an appraisal is a tool. It does not guarantee the price something will bring. It could be more, it could be less. Audrey Hepburn's dress from Breakfast at Tiffany's sold yesterday at Christy's for nearly 5 times the pre-auction estimate (an appraisal) of $140,000.
So what does that mean?
Its actual worth is what someone is ultimately willing to pay for it...regardless of what it is...dress, lakefront property, domain names, classic cars, etc. We assume it will go up in value, we want it to go up in value, but how high up in value it will go is what it appears you are after.
Which one do you pick, how much should you pay, how much is it worth, how much will it be worth. The only thing you should be focusing in on is how much is it worth to you at this very moment.
So consider what it is worth to you, what you want to pay for it, whether you want to flip it for a quick buck or sit on it for a while.
So PPleaZe take that into consideration or else you may find yourself in a Damn Quagmire of a Mess if you put too much into anything. :imho:
So take all our collective opinions into consideration but ultimately you have to decide which is best for you and your needs at this very moment.
Sorry, couldn't resist the the acronym thing. :hehe: