@Jerryll Noorden Good point, our process is as follows:Mailers/Online AdvertisingCall center receives incoming leads and sets appointmentsSales agents run appointments and get property under contractDispositions team sets purchase price and sets up walkthroughsReceive offers and make final decisionRinse and repeatThe process itself isn't revolutionary, just that our team has effective people and we always maintain open lines of communication through our CRM, being in the office, and encouraging a culture where phone calls and texts are common.

Proximity to the mountains, 300 days of sun, great beer, legal weed, arts, culture, bars, restaurants, parks ...

Will not disclose KNOWN defects, such as missing kitchen, stolen A/C unit, Chinese Drywall, roof leaks etc, ect.

I've cold called a few companies here in Northern California, and they start stuttering and act like I'm speaking Chinese when I bring up the idea of a purchase and sales agreement assignment.

The culture we have here syncs well with the virtues you listed above.

(Granted, working 80 hours/week didn't help...)Compared to that, the AirBnB trip was absolutely amazing in terms of *being* in the culture. 

., that have been part of the culture of a group of people for a long time—used to say that someone has qualities which are like the qualities of another well-known person or group of people from the past^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^With that in mind, I'd like to hear why folks seem to think that seller financing or an installment contract, like a contract for deed, or a wrap mortgage or a Subject-To transaction or a Lease and Option To Buy comes close to being "creative" financing.

Another Chinese investor I cant recall his name who bought most of the PS storage facilities in the BAy area in the late 80S.. and many other builder developers.

Based largely on its affordability, cultural and leisure activities, education options and quality housing, Pittsburgh is the ninth smartest place to set down roots.

aq=f&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=Amerohttp://seekingalpha.com/article/246834-investing-in-the-chinese-yuan-world-s-reserve-currency-by-2030http://money.cnn.com/2011/02/10/markets/dollar/index.htmI'm just not sure if the world is going to continue to allow us to monetize our debt.