I know few people in the Bay Area who religiously apply the 70% rule here. 

I have been researching real estate religiously for about 2 months now.

If I can't supply the support to go with my claims, I'm happy to admit that they were just my beliefs -- I don't expect anyone to take my word for something just because I say it. 

When the organization beliefs are top down, it tends to spread.

From your life experiences, knowledge and beliefs.

I should note: it's probably unwise to admit you entered the property, even though you had a good faith belief the place was under contract and you had permission to enter... you may make the actual owner feel very violated and their response could be unpredictable and include things like police (if you're lucky) or buckshot (if you're not.)Tell them your suspicions grew when you noticed Yahoo 2 also had the property "listed" at a much higher price.

You can't restrict watching the grandkids either at certain times unless you qualify as an age restricted, senior living community or such exceptions as a non-profit, religious or the landlord lives on premises.

Be happy to answer your questions and move you right along toward your goal.My first tip, do not interject your personal beliefs or political ideas into business, especially finance, it's irrelevant in the decision making process and those who do end up getting things wrong.

I have been going to this one religiously for a few months and highly recommend it.

I had never had hope before and no belief in myself.