@Chris Sharp Hi Chris, yes, please send me the name of your insurance agent.Thanks, Andrew

one of the hardest transactions to close in the business is wholesale. you really need to be sharp to get those to go through.the only thing easy about it is anyone can drive around and knock on doors thats easy then the hard work starts. 

Canadian households are mortgaged and indebted to the hilt and can ill-afford the upcoming sharp increases in interest rates from the Bank of Canada.Contrast that with the situation in Mexico.

Quote from @Harrison Sharp: I'm a real estate agent and investor in DFW.

Case in point, I know a tenant who is looking for a house (with guaranteed income, her take home monthly is $4,660 and she is looking for a 4/2 rental in the price range of $1000-$1200 within Memphis); I have been involved in a conversation with her landlord (she is deaf and does not communicate well in written word and speech; but is a sharp, sparkling woman).

Though rentals also tend to have most of these nice stuffs there is usually a sharp contrast between these two properties 

@Alex Eagens Sounds like you are sharp and motivated.

That could be a huge deal because some people think we will see a sharp drop in low end home values soon. 

She would also have an easier time selling a single multi-family building than four single homes, and lower transaction costs, too.My advice to her is to get her feet wet with a three-flat in decent sharp in a good area.

"The sharp increase in mortgage rates is pushing more homebuyers out ofthe market," wrote Daryl Fairweather, chief economist at Redfin.It's simple economics... skyrocketing rates + skyrocketing prices don't create an exploding real estate market.