Berkeley will increasingly be sought after as temperatures rise and inland metros become uninhabitable. 

If any of this resonates with you, feel free to drop a comment below or send me a message.

The demand in our area has been dropping off for quite some time.

If they do not pay or do not pay on time and the bill is in your name, your credit score will drop fast! 

Looking at 4-5 months from initial offer to listing and I have a GC handling all the work, so my time has been just driving to check status/give input/drop off payment.

There is a post here on BP about someone doing their first flip and are in process of getting foreclosed on as home prices have dropped considerably in that area.

As you know, if you don't respond to a call or text within one hour of receiving your conversion probability drops significantly.Right now I get about 1-2 missed calls per day after my teams shift 4 out of 5 working days .

If so, I’ll try to drop in.

We worked with them and they did just enough work to say they did something, then dropped us.

There are some opportunities (potentially) developing in the Sunbelt with a steady increase of inventory over the past few months, but we still have yet to see prices drop materially.