I get reminded of this old cartoon in which this little turtle would always ask a wizard to grant him his every wish and each story ended with the little turtle screaming, " Help Mr.

When the fire started, the tenant ran out screaming and the neighbor ran in.

Bay area suffered /  NOrthern CA suffered some pretty severe down turn in 1989 to 1992.. and it was not until about 97 that values got back to where they peaked.. then they shot up until dot com bubble and that was a blip.. then screamed up until 08 like everywhere else. 

However, a little while later I got a call from him and could hear her screaming at him in the background......He said he had inadvertently started world war three and would have to postpone our meeting. 

My name is Kate Richardson and I am a novice in the world of investing in the beaches area of Jacksonville, FL.

Originally posted by @Kate Richardson:Let's maybe focus on your grammar first... 

So everyone coming from the Bay thinks it's a screaming deal in comparison to what they're used to.There's a pretty close correlation between rent growth and appreciation because it's all linked to housing demand.

Right off the bat, let me say that I know that this isn't a "screaming" great deal.

This house doesn't quite scream flip since the reno is extensive and the ARV isn't super impressive. 

If they want the rent that bad then tell them you'll close when the tenants are out. agree with Neal.. get tenants out then close.. unless this is a screaming deal.. and you dont want to risk losing it.