Experts, more often than not, were calling for a "soft landing." 

lolBTW, I don't have her take calls or anything, although she probably could, but she's a little soft-spoken. 

They didn't even replace the whole house, just the pieces that were too soft supposedly.Also, what is the typical charge to install per sheet? 

A local credit union used a “soft pull” on our credit, and said there wasn’t enough value, using DU. 

Will this be a hard or soft pull? 

In a crisis like this, I will choose to be a bit more soft than usual. 

I'm willing to "pay my dues" while I learn the hard and soft skills, build my network and gain the confidence/experience.Here is what I see as some options:Should I pursue becoming a licensed commercial realtor and try to find a broker who's willing to be a little creative?

They spend 11 minutes listening to conversations about text messages, "he said", "The place looked worse when I moved in", "My dog didn't mean to chew up the molding", "The neighbor called me fat", "That carpet was nasty", "My mom was sick so I couldn't pay because her dog needed attention", "He said the grass was soft".

If when i am all finished the market is still really soft I will rent it out.

The condo association may have either a suggested "soft" cap on the number of rentals they allow, or hard cap in the POA/HOA by-laws.