Three strikes its outta here.

I am guessing something will strike you deeply inside and you will know that is the path to pursue.

Combine this data with the increase of withdrawn sales and it may be more than a typical slow winter season and more akin with what market analysts have dubbed a seller’s strike.

Also the comps in the area are limited due to their not being very many properties that are newly rehabbed or have sold recently - this is a red flag or strike one in my book.

Prices for houses are reasonable here, good economy with state and Federal employers being the largest, with good wages and no industrial layoffs or strikes. 

Agreed - but you don't have to worry about class sizes, cuts, strikes and quality high schools in these districts. 

All agreements contingent upon strikes, accidents or delays beyond our control.

I have actually heard the phrase "three strikes, you're out" uttered a few times over the past week.

I am making a general Point hereIt's simply strikes a nerve or two when I read stuff like that.

If 'im going to source competitive debt, supervise redevelopment, strike deals with credit tenants, etc i'm looking forward to get paid for that work like any third party broker / manager would