REO listings are a shrinking market, maybe 10% of what they were.

But the job was poorly done, and the soil under the slab apparently isn't very stable so now I have a floating kitchen, with cracks (interior and exterior) that randomly widen and shrink.

Was at a floor store last night and the lady said engineered better than solid wood since the way it is constructed it is more resistant to having gaps from swelling and shrinking.

Is your inventory trend shrinking or is it growing?

If it is worth less that number of interested lenders will shrink.

Flips made up 5.5 percent of all sales last year, and that is the first increase in the flip share after four years of shrinking.

Every penny you spend to survive will shrink your investment possibilities.

You know those Prius drivers who carpool and collect trash on the weekends as a hobby.I'm no different, I mean if I get a fix n flip I'd like to make it better to live in but also shrink its carbon foot print, but I don't know what kind of negativitey, if any comes from focusing a fixer upper into a GREEN house.  

Credit this to shrinking margins and volume of deals.

Don't do business with people that lack capacity... if you are unaware this article explains it: http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/lack-capacity-to-contract-32647.htmlI don't need to go to the link, but unless you are a shrink, you'll have a tough time proving an elderly person lacks the capacity to contract, ever question an older person to determine thier ability to understand a contract?