I don't know what the rest of you think, but I have to say I am pleased to see well-written posts as well as a very intuitive, well-designed mobile app.

You have clauses in your contract specifically to ensure that if you can't find a buyer, you're not stuck, so a deposit is somewhat counter intuitive.

It didn't make intuitive sense to me as the lake is bigger, closer to Little Rock (easier commute), and the houses were substantially cheaper (though on smaller lots) than Beaverfork Lake. 

I know it sounds counter-intuitive but make sure you follow your state's laws regarding notice o forfeiture of the deposit.

Meeting these historic guidelines is often counter-intuitive to some developers (ie you can't expose a brick wall if it was originally plastered), but the t.c.

As a default, I think we often use our intuition in assessing the 1001 risk factors but I've seen investors just ignore them as well.

Deadweight loss defIt is pretty intuitive, but I wanted to give you the right answer here.So, your deadweight loss is $3.00.This, is the difference between equilibrium and the price ceiling.

I think that women are excellent at multitasking and have a good sense of intuition when it comes to making decisions.

The interface is as intuitive as anything these days... and the TVs are dirt cheap at Costco (in a full range of sizes).

This thread is a great reminder that laws and ordinances are not intuitive.