His email got hacked and they learned his writing behavior, his contacts and his patterns.

When we purchased the home it had Barney purple carpets, purple walls, purple marble in the front entry and faux Grecian columns.

Only that in those specific cases those holding periods were sufficient  Further there has never been any established pattern set by practice by the service related to establishing a holding period of 730 days.  

But the point of this thread is if the SF Bay Area is at the top and if it is affordable.Part of my day job is to digest research on the trends and patterns of consumers and then design and develop products that fit within their lives.I would not profess to be an expert on every market, but the research teams we pay millions to say, within the millennial generation the strong trend is to skip the starter home and just buy what they want.

I purchased amazing backsplash tile for $5/sq ft - glass, travertine and marble mosaic.

Linoloeum has been around far longer than vinyl and when vinyl appeared on the scene in the 50s/60s, folks continued to refer to the roll/sheet flooring as linoleum.Linoleum is frequently used in commercial settings such as hospitals, care homes, daycares, schools as it wears well (colour is all the way through) and is naturally antibacterial - we recently bought a house built in the 1930s which still had the original linoleum underneath vinyl loose-lay fibre floor in one of the kitchens ... the linoleum was in better shape than the vinyl.These days linoleum is a little more expensive than vinyl, but comes in lots of fun, funky colours and patterns {Google Forbo Marmoleum to get an idea}.  

Most of you are at least somewhat familiar with the BP podcasts I imagine and, like me, have noticed a pattern in one of the answers to a question at the end of the shows.

maybe i'm the only one noticing it or seeing things but after having been on BP for a few months  now, i notice practically day in and day out new member posts (welcome!) with pretty much the same sketch: have no mone...

Are we counting marbles in our jar?

@Oscar FriasWelcome to bigger pockets and make sure you download all the free information in the resources tabI'm glad you're reading everything but it's important if you going to be in California doing local business I would get licensed in the state of CaliforniaI would specialize in being a good listing agent and getting a listing presentation down very very well, Keller Williams Realty does great trainingSecond of all, I would learn how to negotiate and use word patterns to your best of your ability when dealing withhome sellers So go get EM and best of luck in California!