The problem is there is a segment of people on here who fabricate their data, and if you look into it you can see that some is egregious.

In a buyer's market, it's the opposite.Ideally, you have a balance of listings and buyers, the ratio between the two will depend on the market conditions, which you prefer, and your ability to acquire clients in those segments.

It's hard to stand out.There are some owner-occupied segments with people who share motivating factors for selling their home.Seniors with Long-time Ownership: often ready to downsize or transition to assistance.Homeowners with Low Financial Stability Scores (FSS): Struggling financially and likely ready to cash in on their asset.Both these categories have additional advantages in that they probably don’t haven’t been updated and may have deferred maintenance.

Most are very negative towards all segments of the economy and the country leadership.-- There are two prominent competitors in the sales of men’s business suits.

Only select segments of the market make sense financially.

Moral of the story, just because you make a balloon doesn't mean he can get a loan and pay you off.One of the other hot buttons and perhaps a little story segment is whether the current taxes and insurance are in place and paid.

There are distinct differences with respect to what happens if a member of an LLC dies or wants out vs a shareholder of an S-Corp and the lifespan of each type of entity must be taken into consideration depending on your future plans for employees, expansion, etc...

I'm making a distinction between liability under a property report, which is what Fast Title is selling and liability under a title commitment which Fast Title does not offer.Under the former, Fast Title advised me they would return the amount paid for the report if they missed something, but a claim for additional damages based on reliance on the report would need to be submitted Lloyd's. 

The problem there is- many of the 55+ parks are second homes, winter homes, summer homes... and after 9-11 the numbers have been dropping in that segment of the market. anyway- that is my take...

Have a broad knowledge and understanding of the many segments of the real estate profession.Secondly, what is omitted many times in many investment considerations and business plans are the many what ifs.