I am an airline pilot for my real job.

It’s when decisions are made in a vacuum by an individual that allow situations to get out of hand.

Vacuum cleaner.

I feel it is the same thing a passenger telling an airline pilot which way to go around a thunderstorm.

@Will R. that Century and Van Ness neighborhood is very close to me, the area West of Van Ness is Century Heights in Inglewood (not many multis and sfr's on a hill with airline views of the city), East of Van Ness is Los Angeles city and county. 

Seems like best practice is to over book like the airlines.. 

The program is very similar to airlines' frequent flyer programs.  

The airlines have no one flying (compared to normal) so they will have to cut back on staff.

There could’ve been so much more that we may have run into- we were lucky203K from offer to completion averages 9 month-12 months, we made the offer August, closed in February and moved in end of May however are completing siding in July.We purchased the majority of materials on our own so we could save money on bulk orders, not have to pay the contractors for their time tracking everything down and to get the airline miles- while this was good, communicate for the contractor to buffer some materials as I missed out on this.During the process when items were completed we would contact the hud consultant and he would come do an inspection.

The new investor is just too preoccupied with a portfolio as an asset.Think of it in a vacuum.