You believe the hype.

You are not them, even if they aren't puffing, hyping and lying about the financial opportunities that are easily applied.You are not getting a true education when a program is tied to or supplemented by any association with that instructor or program.

If you guys haven't seen or read about the growing bubble, this is a great read (and vid reference) on the actual experience in the so cal market (san diego in this vid) - Jim the Realtor is a great watch :)

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So, if it really is not that great, it would typically need all the "extra hype" - like pocket listing status - to give it a little extra umph to get rid of...right? 

Be sure you don't get caught in the bubble hype when it turns.

It is simple, no high pressure hype, and doesn't give a reader any reason to hesitate in responding.

If you are listing your own property and have not done a lot of flips in your area, this may not be in your best interest as buyer's agents will think you have too much of a stake in the outcome and could be prone to hyping it up too much.Your brokerage will take a cut on anything they can so you need to go through these scenarios to see what they expect:1. you buy on your own off-market 2. you wholesale a deal from buying on your own and send it someone else (this area is very murky for brokerages)3. you buy a property on market, but for yourself4. you sell any property on or off-market (they are getting a cut)

We exist to provide real estate information - without the hype.

Is this the next BitCoin or NFT?

. ;-) I dunno, there is an article of the same for Seattle and for California are they slowing or is that hype too?