Many believe we are in a mini-bubble and I'm convinced the market may remain strong or semi-strong (although appreciations will decrease in rate).If/When shadow inventory is finally released (eventually), it may not cause a "flood" to the market which I've heard over and over again.

I am semi-retired due to multiple injuries I have sustained by falling down stairs.

It is an antique with Olde World Charm -- a semi-attached English Tudor in North Flushing.

Find the seller with a semi-quasi related non-paying tenant (think grand kids' druggie baby Daddy) and you've got a Don't Wanter.

Hardwood flooring semi finished basement which "could use an update" no repairs needed at all (according to her)Still winging it I asked what area they're in...she gave me the address lol...but I jumped on zillow while keeping her talking...comps according to that is kind of useless....1 house 3doors down sold this July for 1022 others on the same road sold last year for 95k and 100kThe only thing that came to mind was sub-to so I asked "well ma'am I may have a couple options for you to consider...tell me what you would like to happen."

- or at least semi-skilled) You don't have the skills or the tools to do anything yourself except maybe, maybe a little bit of light demo, light cleaning, light landscaping.

I attend a half dozen or so on a semi-regular basis (depending on topic).

@David L.If your lease period is monthly, then you want to be certain your new tenant's semi-monthly payments are both in-advance of the next period (i.e., by the end of the month, he has paid the rent for the next month) and not 1/2 in advance and the other 1/2 part-way though.

I never do that and it wouldn't even occur to me go higher gloss than semi on anything as large as that fireplace.

And I like to think I'm semi-engaged in the world.