Even with a great car, sellers have no way to credibly disclose this information to buyers, and as a result, sellers have reason to pass off a low quality product as a higher quality oneInformation asymmetry leads to lemon markets, and we all know where that leads (hint: the market crashes!)

hint...hint.....)

Just a couple of hints would be greatly appreciated.

Here's a hint when you ask an investor what they want to buy and they say a "good deal" move on to the next person.If your doing apartments I'll get you some info that should help.

Hint mostly everyone here hates them passionately.

Any helpful hints would be greatly appreciated.

Never tweeted myself either....what I'd really like is a BP APP for my android phone Joshua...hint hint....I'm sorry i am treating you like my kids treat the Santa Claus at the mall...lol

I was concerned because the agent hinted twice they had a few things they want me to fix.

No economist I've heard discuss the bank situation has ever even hinted that this is a risk, so if that's your concern, what is it based on?

As I hinted at earlier in this thread, it's not just the expenses that you know of (loans, insurance, etc) - it's being able to handle the ones that arrive a bit unexpected (new roof, new heater, legal expenses for eviction, etc).