@Kelly Rao@Greg Weik and I don't see eye-to-eye on much, but have to agree with him 100% on this one. 

I know, I know, the *** b4 the cart (insert eye rolling emoji here).The next day we heard that tropical storm Michael (2018) was getting more serious but was still just a cat 3 and heading toward the Florida Panhandle.

And remember, sometimes a new set of eyes can make all the difference.

*eyes roll* got it.But practically speaking it makes sense.

Stocks haven't performed as well in the last 20 years as they have historically from 1950-2000 and the valuations especially on newer companies is eye watering.

How to find info I need (remaining mortgage balance, mortgage payments) to go in with eyes-wide-open and present an excellent solution to the Seller's problem.b.

Keep a Skeptical eye out.

I think both areas have seen recent growth (NKY more than Cincinnati in my eyes) and commonly has investors here (not too many though).

Humans are social creatures at the end of the day and I personally like to know who I might be dealing with if they can either be a friendly neighbor, a nuisance, or beneficial in maybe keeping an eye out for you).Is it possible to update the gate so that it can open and close by itself and have 4 different codes to it for each neighbor to enter/exit?

I am capable of dealing with the IA, but sometimes it is better to have an independent eye without the emotional investment.