I have investments also so if the market ever changed I can simply do nothing on the broker transaction side and just keep investing.As far as other commercial companies it's part of the business.

Many times, I've had contacts who I gave a solid referral come back (after months and years) and invested.Slow and steady wins the race!

She’s encouraging us buying rentals before our primary simply because she’s struggled to be where she is now.

We can win at the guru game!

The way I hear his side of the story, if he got kicked out, he had no place to move to, and he had to discard all his belongings, costing him a few thousand dollars.I thought about it, it's a win/win for both of them.

The trigger is different every time but it is going to happen problem is we can not predict what the trigger will be so have no idea when it will happen.Everything is now in place for a collapse to occur it's simply a matter of time.

I win with my escalation clause taking my offer up to $151. 

If the seller can prove he/she lost another sale because the property was locked up by the non-performing buyer, he/she can try suing them for damages, but they are unlikely to win. 

With those numbers I would expect there would be bidders and someone besides Chase would win. 

Win-win