A gas-fired production or specialized kiln can get much higher, but a very basic gas-fired raku kiln, like many pottery enthusiasts build these days, only gets up to 1850F max.

Any closing I've conducted where my client was forced to purchase under the gun, there was a serious underlying issue.

Dilapidated properties, train tracks, school zones, busy roads, air strips, gun clubs, flood zones, etc.My goal is always to make sure that my buyer goes into an offer with their eyes wide open and as much negative information as possible. 

I don't fire a gun into the air.

That takes guts to go up and talk to a previous home owner while carrying guns.  

Do you enthusiastically sign up to stay in places where you have no clue if your wife can plug in her hair dryer next to the vanity?

I tell PotentIal tenants it’s usually quiet unless of coarse a gun goes off In a drIve by or the police are arresting someone with their sirens on .i also tell them it’s just a short walk down down the lItter lIned street to our frIendly liquor store and there’s a charmIng little ma and pa corner store that sells cigarettes ,rolling papers, and lotto tickets - all the essentials.

DH is an enthusiastic snowboarder and skateboarder. 

Basically you've got to call someone licensed to broker and say "hey I'm not super rate sensitive, open your junk mail please" since all of us are inundated with spam from these outfits on a daily basis, and for the most part aren't super enthusiastic about working with them.

My question is at what point do you reevaluate your search criteria or do you stick to your guns and wait for a perfect property and for how long?