Market sensitivity is absolutely a factor when evaluating a location.

I have a time-sensitive out of state lead where an investor son wants to buy the owner mom's house in arrears.

Planning on expanding on this all in another Discussion, however, the following is a time sensitive issue:I am currently looking to buy a place with my fiance.

Anyone who claims to specialize in financing for real estate investors should be sensitive to the fact that timeliness is valuable, however even if the way the property were titled were not an issue we were still at the 7 week mark with no close date in sight when the issue came up, TO FINANCE A SINGLE DUPLEX.

Wholesaling homes in pre foreclosure can be sensitive due to the borrowers circumstances.

Minimal moisture sensitivity, the quality products are extremely resistant to almost anything you can throw at it.

I did some sensitivity analysis.. and taxes don't have as big of an impact on cashflow as purchase price, loan rate, and rent so I make a note of where I think taxes are behind on my list of properties just for awareness [ie: property is a 4/2 but last evaluated as a 2/1]. 

For investments that require multiple transactions over time, or that may be time-sensitive in nature, this is often a better approach. 

Hi BP - looking for some advice because I am in a sensitive situation. 

Having a grandson that works for Cal Fire, I am always very sensitive to where the fires are burning and the damage being done.