I created this thread as a spin-off from this other thread:We Loaned on a Stolen Househttps://www.biggerpockets.com/...I am trying to understand the differences about closing on a property, and particularly Title, between my country, Spain, and the US.

Need that boost of encouragement when you feel like you are spinning your wheels? 

One factor that I'd like to highlight in this convo is this:  the manner in which Edmond is developing (which is akin to Moore, Blanchard, Newcastle, Yukon, Mustang, Piedmont, Arcardia, Guthrie, etc ad infinitum) is almost always going to create the following:- New construction homes demonstrate no appreciation during the first X years of ownership.New construction neighborhoods have a "new car/old car" dynamic to them wherein while the builders are still slinging new homes, they'll always have the edge over someone who has already "taken the home for a spin." 

If they both bring it, tell the loser you're working with someone else so he doesn't spin his wheels needlessly.In turn, brokers will bring the deal to the person most likely to close.Yes, it's a jungle :)

You have the hustle and will, but you are spinning because you don't have enough training on what will work.

It’s easy for an emotional and nervous buyer to put a negative spin on a late breaking disclosure, intent notwithstanding.

Both come with a dreaded inspection which can become an issue often times just a week before closing potentially sending the deal into a tail spin. 

I wouldn’t spin your wheels too much looking at information if you don’t fully grasp the language and intent. 

This s really a spin off the BRRRR model.  

And I'm still in the process of buying new furniture, so thinking about moving again makes my head spin haha!