We use them to blanket a property in wifi signal (mesh wifi network) so that one google wifi setup provides internet to multiple units. 

And as we all know, they do from time to time.The App is great but too many things can go wrong (no signal, lost the phone, forgot to download the app, don't know how to use the app, kids using codes and phones, Bluetooth what?)

And when my daughter bangs on the ceiling to signal them to calm down...they stomp back.

3) The attorney then has the buyer sign all the documentation for the promissory note and the security instrument. 4) At the end of the closing the seller usually leaves with a check and the buyer leaves with a bunch of papers saying he now owns an equitable interest in a piece of real property located at blah blah blah. 5) The lender is now the beneficiary of this deed of trust but what is the buyer once this deed of trust is created?

But when I have vacancies I will put a little sign in the grass at turn signals traffic lights and on the lawn near the vacancy, the crazy thing about this is I get calls from people who qualify to rent my buildings.So the handwritten sign says, "For rent 5600 block of Jefferson, available now.

I asked how if the contract expired and between a bad signal and his stumbling, I didn't make out his answer.

The three young men working the crowd were frantically giving signals to the auctioneer, quickly moving from one attendee to another, and the price of home kept rising.

Are they looking away, looking down, etc.There are certain body signals to deception where people will say the right things but their body language shows off their true intentions.Nothing is 100% safe but there are steps you can take to put things in your favor.

This will be sort of a warning signal for me.Below is the list for Dec'17, and notice NONE were negative.TerryDecember 2017December/NovemberNovember/October1-YearMetropolitan AreaLevelChange (%)Change (%)Change (%)Atlanta140.520.3%0.1%5.4%Boston204.75-0.2%-0.1%5.5%Charlotte151.300.1%-0.3%5.9%Chicago138.53-0.6%-0.5%2.6%Cleveland117.34-0.3%-0.5%3.5%Dallas180.720.1%0.1%6.9%Denver203.930.6%0.3%7.4%Detroit117.510.0%-0.2%7.1%Las Vegas170.860.8%0.7%11.1%Los Angeles272.050.7%0.7%7.5%Miami227.96-0.1%0.2%3.6%Minneapolis162.92-0.4%-0.1%5.2%New York195.340.0%0.0%5.4%Phoenix173.820.2%-0.1%5.6%Portland223.290.2%0.0%6.8%San Diego246.290.2%-0.3%7.4%San Francisco252.510.5%1.4%9.2%Seattle232.500.6%0.2%12.7%Tampa203.080.3%1.0%6.2%Washington221.49-0.2%0.1%2.8%Composite-10218.410.2%0.3%6.0%Composite-20204.450.2%0.2%6.3%U.S.

They looked good on paper, but the problem was they couldn't close and I wanted to rent the unit.I'll admit it really cuts down on the amount of applications I receive, but the "signal to noise" ratio is much more favorable for my time invested.