I have a lot more luck buying at the top and selling at the bottom than vice versa.

There were too many operators preying on owners in foreclosure, so the vice has tightened.

He said he chooses not to have them renew their yearly lease (and just have them pay/live month to month) because they have no intention of leaving, pay their rent on time every month (sometimes needing an occasional reminder), have family in the area, and he wants them to be at liberty to leave whenever they please (giving him 30 days notice and vice versa).  

In hopes that they qualify for a mortgage in a year.Other than that the tenant under the circumstances has to take that chance that the seller who has had the house since 1990 with good payment history even with the Refi's won't screw them over and vice versa.

The amounts you owe the seller and vice versa will be listed on the HUD-1 settlement statement.

Like, ask a painter who is their go-to drywall contractor, or Vice versa. 

So if someone is a success while it is up, doesn't mean they know how to handle the down, and vice-versa.

@Matt Katsaris My friend has a captains license and my business plan currently is set up for 6 passengers or less.

I'm a boat Captain on the Ms river.

Or vice versa?