A skillful investor can hedge risk in either activity, but it is hard to control things like interest rates and whether or not the government decides to issue tax credits for buying at certain time slots.

It wastes my time, the other agents time and the buyer and sellers time as I need to present all offers.If I was going to go to a casino to gamble (I don't), I could keep putting money into a slot machine and I might hit a big one but will probably go home broke. 

Ideally, the front, back and sides of each box would have a slot near the lower edge to accommodate the edge of the thin bottom.Get two decorative drawer fronts from the kitchen design department at Home Depot, Lowe's or some other place.

We own a couple dozen houses in Houston, some in our own names, and we have had to file vandalism insurance claims and have had NO issues with the insurance company paying the claim.Personally, I would max out all of my fannie/freddie slots before looking at portfolio lending as it is 30 year fixed money.  

As for the 8:30 time slot, you should be careful about knocking on any fore closure seller's door.

Of course time slot matters too.

Zillow has it slotted for 345k, for what is worth.

They dig out under each of the slots and then construct the new full foundation.

@Scott GarnerTry looking up Ed Slot CPA as he has a network nationwide.

While that isn't always easy, in real estate operations and dealings, it is easy......just understand, it's not easy.Find your buyers first, then you could go through lists, mail for interest in selling, if they are, match what they have to your customer's needs, if you have a hit, go talk to them, if they don't meet buyer's needs, put them in a slot for future contacts when you find a buyer interested in that type of property.