But, watch interest rates, supply chain problems, Fed uncertainty, etc cream the market over the next few months and then let's chat.

Otherwise, it's vanilla ice cream trying to help chocolate ice cream become a strawberry sundae.

Then the term started to get bandied about in the main stream but was confused with "cracker" ... now those on the outside think hackers are bad and crackers go under cheese :-P

That area is pictured as a cone shape, like an ice cream cone with the point at the center of the earth and the large open end being off into space, if you imagine a legal lot being rather round.

Reality is boring, it's the vanilla of ice creams.

The logic Andrew is presenting is naive at best or career threatening at worst.To have the big cheese at the company then draw into defending the company plus filling in the gaps implies the new employee has started out of the wrong foot.Clearly Andrew if not Blue Moon has taken a hit which did not need to happen.

If the management company offers you the same knee jerk price that has been around for 50 years - keep looking - you will probably overpay.  4) Do they use a custom attorney approved lease agreement - or the Texas Association of Realtor lease agreement that has more holes in it than Swiss cheese?  

(not sure if they have those there or not)The thing is realistically even if they "help" new agents with leads you're going to be given the bottom of the barrel while the top producers are going to be given the cream of the crop. 

If Best Buy can remain competitive in price with Amazon, for example, it is easier to buy the TV there and return it if you don't like it than the alternative.No question online sales has supplanted some traditional retail sales, but that may simply be "creaming the crop" rather than reducing the overall pie. 

Frankly, you can't invest in crappy areas and expect the cream of the crop when it comes to the tenant base.