The long-term treasuries are screaming higher rates and inflation being heavily persistent, which usually means underlying house values will go up but I don't think we see that if wages aren't supported in the short term.

In regard to high fees and weak returns, I think that's more of a reflection of the fractional companies in the market today which screams opportunity. 

It's very likely, you got played  fair & square per the letter of the law but if it makes you happy to scream at the top of the mountain go for it.

Unless it´s a screaming deal, do not buy a house from someone going through bankruptcy.7. 

They all came in to the office screaming.

By now I was screaming inside with elation.

However I would not fund a deal based on a rezone unless it was a screaming deal and it could be sold as is for the current use so we did not lose money.

@Joe S.This is a “know your audience” responseIf you are around a bunch of college professors and they are technical then yes you can pull out all the big words - but as you mention many will try and use these big words in a convo and they scream newbie because it’s apparent they lack some knowledge as they are creating word salad with what they say.I just tell people be yourself

Even if an old, senile person screams off the top of his lungs that he wished to sell you his property, State or his relatives can come after you, void the contract he signed and take that property from you.

There doesn’t appear to be anything that screams at me to run away.