My point here is they really do need to warn the other side if they work for you plus the market assumption is the all agents normally works for the seller.

Hmmm...Can't say that I would be too upset to have someone warn me against buying a money-loosing property.

I am going to hang a sign in the front window of the home warning anyone else that this dirt bag brings by..

It would get paid off when you sell the old one.I would warn you to be careful in this situation.

It's a great site for airport info.Well, I warned you about plane people.

Then inventory began to increase and some agents began warning people about buying new homes because if the market softens, which all signs were pointing to, the new home communities would get hit harder than the resale communities.

I personally am not a huge fan of long distance investing and was just warning him that there are allot of tough areas in toledo.

If your investments don't appreciate that is traditionally a warning sign to sell or adjust.Thanks,Matt

I question the database too, because I got non-secure site warnings when I clicked the link.

Found some really nice deals, i got them under contract and with all of these brains working together NO-ONE warned me about the snow...LOL Its been almost 3 months and i havent been able to much at all.Just curious to know how investors on the east coast, midwest or where ever it snows for a long period of time are able to keep the cycle moving during those periods?