I would love to dig a little deeper in this with you because I'm sure I am missing something and would like to better understand your perspective.

Qualitative research is inductive and does not require a hypothesis in order to start the research process.Let us take a closer look at this important difference, and dig a bit deeper into three key terms that help define quantitative and qualitative research.Deductive researchHypothesisInductive researchQuantitative Research ConfirmsQuantitative research looks at the general case and moves toward the specific.

So Id say dig a little deeper and see if the previous owners had the same last name as the new owner-this is a giveaway that the sale was a probate or maybe a divorce.

If your not ready to dig a ditch with a spoon, it's good to know, so buy an already dug one from those who did.

For example, I can diligently dig a 5 foot deep hole in my back yard and fill it up every day of the week, but that shows no wisdom because no one is willing to pay me for that work. 

Now that you have shed light on the name of the strategy I can dig a little deeper into that, as I believe this may be an attractive route for me.Thanks!

I keep my eye out on the MLS and the county auctions for potential Waukesha rental properties, but I've come to the conclusion that unless I dig a lot deeper, the rehab and sell or BRRR strategies are going to work better as an initial entry into the city than a straight rental.

Well Jake, appears I should say thank you for your service.Really, the very first issue boils down to basic economics, the 4 principles required for any economic transaction..Land, Labor, Capital and Entrepreneurship (or management).Our laws of economics say that you will have a combination of at least 3 of these principles working together for a transaction, while one may be omitted, Land will always be one of the factors used.At any time, you may require more of one of these factors than others, you might dig a ditch to make money, you'll expend a lot of labor, no capital other than the cost of your tools, land will be there and you'll follow directions of management or decide where to dig yourself. 

These can give you all the names and addresses for the property; however, to get the phone number you’ll have to dig a little deeper and use more resources.To get the phone number you can use that trusted real estate agent to get you the information from a title rep, and that title rep will pull the information for you and get you the phone number.

If they say the buyers have not been able to obtain financing, dig a little deeper and ask why.