@Wayne Brooks  I think Assumable went the way of the dodo bird years ago.. at least I have not seen one in for ever.I acutally did one in Napa CA when I moved there from Palo Alto.. but it was like pulling teeth.. but were else was I going to get into a Napa valley home for 5k down  LOL.. best move I ever made

Make sure to handle this sensitive information with care and only share it when necessary.

Had to pull teeth with the PM at the end of November to find out what was going on, and he finally ended up posting a 72 hour notice on 12/2.  

Sounds like a problem tenant, but if this is a hard to rent area or your lease doesn’t have teeth for that then you might want to work something out.

We turn down way more loans than we fund due to risk sensitivity and I don't compromise to fund faster.

It is sensitive to very small flow rates so there is no difference in the method for getting hot water at the fixture.

If I could do it again, I'd probably have gotten my license back in college and sharpened my teeth on regular retail single family homes or even leasing with KW (generally considered the easiest and lowest stakes real estate sales), and then gone to my current brokerage after graduating.

Ensures you’re not perceived as sensitive but professional.

Buyers are definitely sensitive to interest rate movements particularly when there is low inventory.

Imagine everyone looking at your marketing is an ultra-sensitive social justice warrior just looking for a excuse.