Sorry for the confusion!

Probably not.But to your comment about investing like a contrarian: I am confused by which way you are meaning that.  

I was confused and then he disclosed he had to go to court 12 years ago and was found not guilty, however had to register as a sex offender.

I've always found this aspect of working with the city on development projects to be extremely confusing.

It's just that those potential movements will be based on other considerations (chiefly, incoming economic reports) and NOT on the Fed's rate cut.To make matters more confusing, it's important to remember that Fed policy still has a tremendous impact on rates, but that impact stems from the Fed's words and quarterly projections.

Still a little confused on what is needed before the closing.

Speaking to a banker just left me confused as she was tap dancing around the Question when i asked her to clarify.

I am a little confused of how this works.Thank you in advance for any guidance and recommendations.

Termination of the lease is as nerve wrecking as confusing.

Where I got confused is that this particular tax sale has been postponed for over a decade (due to owner filing numerous BK's, our foreclosure included), and from the dozens of docket entries appeared to be a judicial sale that I'm familiar with.