Those flippers I know that are succeeding buying off MLS have a few things in common:They act fast ... as in anything remotely resembling a deal that is on the MLS will have multiple offers by noon on the day it was listed.They are all cash buyers, and that cash is usually their own, not from HML so their carry costs are lower.Some, but not all, have their own full time crews, so they can complete jobs faster and cheaper than others, making both their rehab and holding costs lower but they deal in large volumes.Some, but not all, are more developers than flippers, adding bedrooms and bathrooms, to popping the top to add a story, all the way to scraping the whole house and building new from the ground up.

That doesn't seem to resemble the market of another company so different in nature, like Amazon.

The one where the trusses are exposed most resembles mine because the firemen took out the sheetrock and insulation.

It will have some associated costs, but if you're at year 4 and it looks like interest are going up, you can lock in another 5 years early.I'm most comfortable with loans that resemble C.

There are porcelain tiles that resemble travertine - that is the way to go IMO. 

I'll be curious to see if they resemble each other!

I would not be looking to create anything that resembles a REIA.

This anomaly has had local industry experts speculating a drop in activity since July, but sure enough the number of total transactions done in September resembles the amount of activity that tool place in April 2019.

Usually spider cracks (little hair line cracks that resemble a spider web) look minor at first, but over time will create a crumbling effect.

;)The island fever concept is either a myth or a minority (less than 1/5 people in my experience) of folks have something that resembles being unhappy, which can and does happen anywhere, not just an island.