The MLS has deals on it they just don't look like deals so you have to make them deals buy offering embarrassingly low on properties that have been on market for a while.

I've finding it embarrassingly difficult to deal with contractors who keep rescheduling.

This is probably an embarrassingly “newb”ish type of question, but I’m just starting my journey towards making my first investment in real estate.

I am kind of embarrassed by how much I spent to get the same information from each seminar. 

I am embarrassed to say I have not submitted any offers.

Although I find this a bit embarrassing that an Agent didn't recognize mold, you don't need an agent to recognize mold (right??). 

Yes, he was slightly embarrassed when I pointed out that things weren't adding up.And aside from search errors, there are things that you can't tell are bad from the search ... such as forgery.If something shows "later" it would only be covered by title insurance if it was recorded in between the date of the title commitment and the recording date (i.e., the "gap").You should still buy title insurance... it protects you going forward for things (often undisclosed) that occurred in the past.

This is embarrassing for all agents out there that we have people in our profession spreading such negligent misinformation.

I guess people will just throw junk out there hoping it will stick.Ye, I do understand that this is what most of us do, lowball, but that’s an embarrassing offer even though the percentage isn’t that far off.

I'll be heading over there later today to drop off peppermint oil (I'm a big essential oil user so embarrassed this wasn't my first idea!)