And asking locals and real estate agents or other investors can also had flavor to the picture.

Pick your flavor.2) Partner with a Technology company that knows how to get the most out of the CMS.3) Make sure your properties are being served up from the page level and not a third party vendor.

But is there something more subtle? 

E cigarettes do have various flavors and/or actual nicotine in them.

Anson, there are lots of ways a Realtor can be paid in an installment deal, Sub-2 and short sale, granted, new Realtors may not know how, but even the greenest agent knows how to ask a seasoned agent.This is taking on rather an unusual flavor to me, out of sight rents, saying a Sub-2 stops foreclosure (filing deeds after notice is a great way to go to jail, BTW) and being the author or writing examinations for certification tests, saying certifications don't mean anything, doesn't sound right to me......but, not making any judgment yet, people can't just hang by a computer (like I can) all day, so Belinda may have needed to do something.

But I would more comfortable knowing what experienced investors would do.I plan on painting the whole house a subtle beige but do you guys all paint the baseboards white?

Otherwise, you time isn't that valuable.And you never know who gets a kick back or other flavor for advocating the use of these sharks.

The difference was subtle but with me it was a "punch line" to be used as a joke (which I'm not complaining about, cause that's how I meant it), then the others he seemed like he was getting them to reinforce his ideas and beliefs.

Parsonage financing is a complete breakaway from traditional lending guidelines---here are some of the subtle differences afforded to churches: - Property taxes are not generally paid on improved real estate owned by a Church. - There are programs that allow for 100% financing if a Church can purchase a property =< 70% of appraised value.- There are programs that allow for 100% financing if the seller is willing to hold a private 2nd for the Church.

Are you experienced enough to see if you have termite damage, a rotten sill, un-permitted plumbing/electrical work (homeowner specials), subtle signs of water penetration, or any number of things that will kill your deal on the sale side?