There is some sort of magic that happens when you scratch a number on an offer with your signature beside it. then …wave it in front of a seller's nose.

It makes me wonder: are initially hesitant sellers are now eager to pull the trigger before a 'supposed' crash comes along, introducing a wave of supply? 

Last month he reached out stating his client changed the way hes paid and asked for an extension until the 6th which I granted and agreed to wave the late fee that one time.This month, it is now the 3rd and hasn’t paid August rent.

In a pinch, loaning a tenant a window unit or two is a lovely alternative to shelling out the big bucks to fix or replace a central A/C system in high summer as the HVAC techs, aka "the last of the buccaneers," cash in on global warming heat waves.

Essentially, he sums up the likely idea that a wave of tenants/non-homeowners will complain and drive politicians on the issue of rental affordability.

The law designed to stop a wave of evictions was signed by Gov.

And I do not like the new wave of online courses.

It's a newer program that I'm really hoping to take advantage of as the potential wave of foreclosures comes next year. 

The windows were crank up windows but the cranks were broke so when the wind blew the windows would sometimes wave open letting the bitter wyoming winter inside. 

(it is just text man... shouting is when sound waves hit your eardrums which makes it annoying to tolerate).