You will see all the patterns and the red flags of poor agents and you begin to identify the great agents.

Once you're out and you don't have a job then you're just stuck in a holding pattern.

After looking into some patterns from the previous financial crisis, I’ve honed in on a source of wholesale leads that have a 41% likelihood of defaulting within the next 6-12 months.In this post, I’ll go into how to farm these wholesale properties from publicly available information.COVID-19 impact on foreclosuresSince April of this year, there are several factors have created an effective dam preventing foreclosure sales: Federal and local stimulus packagesTemporary increases in unemployment benefitsCancelled foreclosure auctionsIn the following graph, you’ll see the steep drop off in foreclosure notices since April.

Dog diapers for incontinence, for example.Overall, look for patterns of responsible or irresponsible behavior as it applies to their pets.

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Usually $200 does the trick.The pattern is, at least in my area, that if you do both of those things, it'll come back in a week or so. 

I'm in a holding pattern until my brother decides to move.My market is weirdly high priced right now.

I mainly considered patterning because it would mitigate the risk for me.

TLDR: I went from aggressively investing constantly and deploying capital, to being in this weird COVID "wait and see" sellers market. I just started buying a year ago.Covid created this insane sellers market, especia...

How one profits in the real estate game adjusts and shifts, not just with presidential elections but also with pandemics, state governor elections, migration patterns, school district changes, building code changes, recessions, booms, wars, oil wars, tariff wars, and on and on and on and on.