At this point I think it's more important to get started with something rather than looking forever for a screaming deal.  

She informed us that she will be filing a police report because while she was walking to her car this morning, the downstairs tenant lunged out of her window and screamed at her to "just take off your f*#$ing shoes!"  

You'll be able to find a theme for real estate just make sure it's Responsive, which means it recognizes what device the visitor is using to view the website, so if it is a mobile device the webpage will render differently to look nicely on a smaller screen.

Have a look at the stats page to get an idea about visitor counts.If you have some real deals I'm sure you'll garner some interest.

An elderly visitor falls on a slight elevation on a sidewalk or walkway and breaks her hip.

I go over the lease with the tenants before they sign it, at least one or two days before, so they have time to read it through and bring up any concerns.This particular tenant would throw screaming and cursing fits over the phone and by text if she wanted a repair that we would not or could not accommodate to her schedule for being home.

The last paragraph of the excerpts in the quote screams "me, me, me", since the non-recourse loan is not in the lender's best interest.

Just new visitors makes them go bonkers.Treat it like its nothing, until your buyer treats it like an issue.

I guess if a wholesaler promises to deliver screaming deals for just signing up on an email list then shame on them and I agree with you.I just sort of smile at the irony that someone thinks they can just add themselves to an email list and they suddenly deserve the best deal on a property for no effort at all.

These look great from the outside but the particleboard seems to scream "cheap".