Here are a few reasons why:* Clearly, housing is not an impulse buy, but rather something people have to have, so I believe that it is still a vibrant market with hidden opportunities.* I have sales skills.

. :-) It's an impulse that's hard to resist.

The people who are impulsive and jump into it before they think things through can really get hurt.

When I was younger I wasn't much of a planner, I can be impulsive and I'm willing to accept risk quickly, a "Charge ahead!"

I am self-employed with a flexible schedule.My first impulse was to get a contractor to oversee the whole project, but as I look at the numbers in would save me a ton of cash to oversee it myself.

At the time, I just needed somewhere to live and made somewhat of an impulse decision to buy a house in a town near where i grew up that i knew nothing about.

I'm not too fond of someone trying to strong arm me, so my first impulse is to tell the guy that you're happy to do business with him under the terms you already discussed or he can move on if he prefers it that way.

Its easy to get excited and act on impulse when investing becomes a reality.

Having documentation will keep you from acting impulsively and trying to force a deal that may not be in your best interests.

Make absolutely no impulse buys.