I'm betting there are more repairs than I think(2).Good opinion, I agree.

It's nice meeting one on one too, but I bet the collective knowledge of several of us could save the world.....or find some deals or something.  

But you can bet I'll never omit that coverage again and will be reviewing what other "optional" policies there are that my agent neglected to tell me.

But to be safe, zip codes 98501, 98506, 98502 are going to be your best bets to stay in the Olympia school district (always double-check of course). 

if looking to purchase out of state your best bet is a large national bank or to search for a community bank in that location. 

So being on a tighter budget this time around with less time to put ALL my life into flipping a house (at least for now) for a quick sale,  i figure my best bet is to start through a rental.  

I bet he can find something that will be a good fit for you.

My bet is that it has to until the supply catches up with the population growth or that population growth itself declines while the inventory increases.I don't believe that's the case just yet.

But i'd be willing to bet that you'll miss something along the way that will either cost you money, give the seller a leg-up on negotiations, or cost you the deal.   

Anytime you have a couple looking to rent, and they only want one of them to fill out the application, you can bet that's because the one they don't want filling out an application has a boatload of derogatory stuff that will turn up upon being screened.