I’m currently in the phase where I’m learning so much information at once but it’s all scattered.

As banks vacate the scattered residential market it leaves limited options for financing this property.

Studies over the years have shown that families do better in single family scattered site homes than large public housing developments.   

Am I to expect dark wood paneling, antique furniture, rich Jewel tone fabrics and tapestry bed linens scattered with accents of animal print or is this more “free-love/ Lux Bachelor pad” dark and moody with sexy artwork?

My husband is originally from Miami so we have family there and scattered throughout FL.

This seems to be a larger bank, that has multiple departments scattered across the US with quite a bit of red tape.

Unless the bikes are scattered around the yard I don't think you have grounds for eviction.

Scatter brain and shiny object syndrome is common.

If I had more data and could map on a scatter chart list price to sale price variance over last few months or % of sale price over list price I think we would see a downward trend.

Let me add that it isn't the economic market that has the biggest impact on deals, as much as it is the geographic market that does.Also, you should be analyzing "geographic markets" instead of properties.  100 properties, scattered all over, isn't going to get you what you're looking for (unless you're lucky).