If it is deeper than that it could be a shallow well but in my experience it's diameter is too large to be a well of any kind.

My guess is that when we look deeper into this we will find embezzlement.

It wasn't until I got deeper into the process that I found that the underwriter (or whatever her title was) didn't know what she was doing.

There will not be a one straight answer to your question, as each company has a "target customer" and some offer deeper discounts or higher surcharges based on a ton of different things (credit score, multi-policy, age, loss history, location, etc.)

I would delve deeper into the "neighborhood".

I enjoy the forums but I am looking for a more concentrated read and get me a bit deeper into this subject area.

Since I have no REI experience and don't have investment capital yet, I'm trying to use economic/statistical analysis experience to carve a niche for myself until I can finally delve into REI.

I haven’t delved deep enough to fully understand their target profit margin, but they do a really beautiful job with all of their rehabs - gleaming hardwood floors, kitchens dressed to the 9s, updated outdoor masonry, etc. which leads me to believe they must be somewhat selective with location (Baltimore still has some 16,000 vacancies) and sure of good resale value.Anyway, the title of the role is ‘Property Research Manager’.

I'd also mention that some colleges offer focuses in real estate so that you could go deeper into understanding development, management, etc.

It might be a deal, it might not, but I just think there's got to be some deeper analysis