If the seller wants all the marbles, probably best to walk.Remember that you are after cashflow, so if it doesn't cashflow, it won't work anyway. 

Aside from major economical events like the Great Depression, World War II and the Oil Crisis, this is a pattern that has been happening like clockwork for the last 2 centuries.

our plans have been in a constant holding pattern because Snoqualmie has been in such bad shape.  

We also tracked common complaints to see if there is a larger pattern that we can address and learn from.Move-in courtesy calls. 90 days after move in we will call a resident to ask if anything is missing or if there is anything else they need.

If they have a hoodie, baggy pants, their eyes look down when you make contact with a glance, their walking pattern and approach is irregular, etc. these should be red flags to be ready.

Ivan - I'd recommend experimenting with patterns and colors on your envelopes.  

I spent significant time and money trying to find patterns to bank behavior that would allow us to predict the likelihood that a particular property would go to sale for our customers.

I am noticing a pattern here...Nobody is investing in California properties!

I suspect there is a similar pattern in many other cities.

I like Belize because it's English speaking, much of their economy is tied to the US, development, and the increase of advertising, development, and travel patterns to the country.