Do you keep your head down and hustle/grind your way to your down payment, or do you desensitize yourself to the fear and seek private lending regardless?

There has been limited new home and multifamily construction, and during the pandemic, construction all but grinded to a halt.

The vast majority of our members have no ax to grind and those who are selling something are up front about it.

The other ones have been a bit of a grind.

Aside from noise and making it crowded, that would eat into profits with added utilities.

I so enjoy the job that I have and the people I have met doing the daily grind.

The venue has a scheduling conflict that will present a noise issue for our meetup, so I've change the date to the night before: 08/26/2013 7pm.

Possibly (likely) damages.More noise!

He explained why, but it just sounded like white noise.

Typically, in my area, if you aren't willing to 'get creative' you simply won't get inside 70-80% of the 'good deals' before they go off market.Hour one: Listing hits MLSHour two: First person goes in legally and puts the key back in the boxHour 2.5: Second person goes in and DOESN'T put the key back in the boxHour 2.8: Third person breaks the door downHour 3: Fourth person breaks another door down and then uses spare lumber and a cordless drill to seal the house up (Conveniently rounding off the screw heads)Hour 3.2: Fifth person drives off in a huffHour 3.4: Sixth person breaks the screwed-together door down with a 10lb sledge and a flat bar, bolt cutters, portable grinding wheel, or what have you.Hour 4: House is under contractDay 3: Another key gets put in the lockbox, but by now the 5th guy who wanted to play by the rules is already too late since the house has been under contract for 2.5 days.So yeah, it can get frustrating.