My husband is very charming, affable and great with meeting strangers.

Tiger Woods and other famous golfers not only have repetitive routines or wear their lucky charm to remind them of their vision, but use visualization to increase their belief in their capacity to win.

More, if it's in a desirable area or is a really charming basement.

The timeline is usually addressed in the corresponding Contract with expectations outlined and any penalties or rewards firmly stated in that section.Funny, but I found that customers wanted a penalty for late performance, i.e. $500 a day for late completion.

Mainly the whole idea of a bank being able to foreclose on a property/debt that they are not getting paid on, sell that property to me to clear themselves from the less then desirable situation and then we find out that the foreclosure might not have been done right but, in the meantime my hard earned money that I have saved up my whole life and the equity I have built in my primary property (Heloc) to be in a situation where I could buy a house cash is locked up in a legal loophole but I still have to pay the water bill, property taxes, interest on my heloc all the while the person who has not paid their mortgage for the last 2 years gets rewarded by not having to pay it for another year.

Rent by the room will be more hands on but the rewards are higher.

It follows the lines of risk and reward. 

You also get to run a ton of comps for clients on houses they'll never buy.It can be very rewarding, as long as the relationship is mutually beneficial.

You're taking a risk by not learning through smaller deals and building relationships, but you know what they say about taking more risk...... more reward. 

@Kelly Orth it's definitely a risk/reward thing. 30k homes in todays market were likely 10-15k homes 2-3 years ago.