@Cyndy RupeKnew somebody that went to Radford.Anyway, I did a study of hundreds of my personal purchases and here were my sources:Verbal auctions 58%Tax Sale 31%MLS 25%FSBO 19%Estate/Probate 15%Sealed Bid Auctions 15%Word of Mouth 13%VA Foreclosures 10%HUD Foreclosures 6%REO 2%Relocation Company 2%I'm not sure how somebody else's purchase pattern can help you.

Such feelings drive uncertainty, and uncertainty drives worry and hesitation, which in turn can cause people to shift spending patterns. 4.

If we get an applicant that has never lived at a prior address for over a year, we know the pattern likely won't change.You will flip between optimism and a hardened heart a lot on this path.  

intent to sell does sound a bit robotic. i only meant that i wanted to evolve from a home owner to investor. i would like to flip a few properties, first, in an attempt to raise capitol. then move into a buy&hold/flip pattern. obviously i don't really know a lot about the business but i do think it could be a nice career

It is defendable and gives us the ability to spend the most time on and choose the most qualified tenant.We continue to verify the info and score more attributes, leading to a final score that forces out a "disqualify, offer unit, or holding pattern" decision for each application.

With that being said, has there been a pattern of poor or slow communication from this realtor(s)? 

Bryan: Lenders are on the look out for a "pattern of flipping" as they think it's a red flag for possible loan fraud.

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Is something a bubble if it consistently follows the same pattern for eight or nine years?

I was the one who assisted him in reflecting on the situation to determine that he was in a pattern that would ultimately collapse in on him.