I read here that your doing the same thing again; assumptions of the future and making rash significant actions per.    

Leave enough flexibility to pivot without getting reamed by transaction costs, and don’t make rash decisions because you have fomo.

I'm certainly trying to avoid getting too married to one area off the bat and making a rash decision.

This is part of what makes standup comedy a slightly different skill set than just writing them out because, in the written word, you don't have the benefit of hearing the tone of voice, facial expressions, or anything else about the delivery.So, you can make a lot of things funny, especially in a sarcastic way, if you focus not just on the words but on how you deliver them.

Don't be swayed by short-term trends or succumb to pressure to make rash decisions!

Maintain your hot tub properly so no one gets "hot tub rash" or Legionnaire's disease. 

The frustration and/or shocking in facial expression clearly displayed when they are outbid by the third group.*** The real deal: there are handful of serious bidders - They are the regular here, and mostly the winners of the sales.

Disclaimer, this doesn't mean make rash decision without doing due diligence.Your second questions is a very big one to answer.

I wasn’t there, so I don’t know what tone of voice the Lender used or if his facial expression was not to your liking.

I recommend not making emotional rash decisions (OMG don’t buy real estate or lend right now!)