If the furnace goes out on May 1, you're not in dire straights like with a single-system heat pump, because you'll only be using the compressor and fan for the summer.

He developed the City Human Capital Index and the Los Angeles City Employment Estimate and has been cited in the local, national and overseas media frequently including Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, Time, Bloomberg, CBS Money Watch, Al Jazeera, U-T San Diego, LA Daily News, LA Daily Breeze, Straits Times, NBC, ABC, CNBC, CNN, and NPR, as well as various Chinese and Korean media.

And of course more motivated sellers have More options and higher chance of being found in a time of dire need, which is why we are here anyway, right?

Just be aware, that he could be in dire straights if you find yourself in trouble one day and feel forced to raise him to market.

I have seen them happen with D class properties, but not so sure about the A/B class ones you'll probably be looking at.Basically the most ideal situation for you is to find someone willing to sell their house or whatever to you, and they are in DIRE and URGENT need of about $200,000 in cash within the next 72 hours, and coincidentally, nobody in their social circle such as a friend or family member has that type of cash on hand.

Unfortunately the risk of cyber crime is very real and can have dire consequences for the victim.

The last thing you want to do is NOT have an inspection and then get financing on a house that is in dire need of repairs.

Seems like in every one of these threads there is always a dire warning about violating securities laws.

@Penny Clark the current rental isn't in a very nice location and it's probably $200 below market rent, but the house is in dire need of paint inside and out and new floors throughout, both of which I can't afford.

My father and I want to buy out my uncle and then flip the property as it is in need of dire renovations.