The time to buy is when there is blood in the streets, but you need to be positioned properly to do so. 

The warmth of the water sends a rush of blood to your hands and feet, where the veins are right under your skin.

However, we got turned down because I’m considered a unoccupied co-borrower and we’re not related by blood or law.

As a former owner of Renovation firms and material's distribution, I have spoken to several still in the trades and it's a blood-bath to put it gently, and all are struggling with how to mitigate this issue.

I'd more recommend telling people to start building a circle of potential lenders...especially warning them that ht emarket may drop and ask if they're still willing to invest with blood in the street.

you do not want to go with the cheapest option all the time because cheaper paint is thinner and will need multiple coats compared to a more expensive paint you might need one or two coats. labor is much more expensive than materials When painting an accent wall in a rental property I try to pay attention to what walls are going to take most of the damage.

As Rich mentioned, some exceptions might be made, ya gotta have some youngsters to keep active and the blood boiling ya know....:)I'm sure there may be some demographics where the markey is soft for enough prospects to fill a complex and that may influence lowering the age requirement.

IMO, the "knowing" is a past business transaction or related by blood or marriage, it's not that I know he is the owner of drug store.If you have A & B & C, C & B have done business in the past and so have A & B, then before the three join in some entity, A & C should conduct some business transaction and complete it before they enter as the three partners.

Your seller might be smelling blood in the water.

The whole 'blood from a turnip' thing.