I am in Mission Viejo and can get together at my local Starbucks.

Analysis should first be appropriate to the mission at hand, at least that's what was taught in the MBA School in Finance when I went to school.

From what I see and hear, the particularly great deals in the desirable areas like pac heights, marina, mission get snatched up by savvy contractors with all cash bids before it has a chance to hit MLS.

I have a friend who has recently flipped some in mission Viejo and they have sat for about 6 months on the market.

The mission is to connect with like-minded individuals who can help move each other forward and avoid analysis-paralysis.

The restrictions exist to support NACA's mission of neighborhood stabilization.

Due to the influx of rentals on the market, now, those of us who cater to the traveler’s experience, and budget for yearly upgrades, too—are who continue to make money in the slow times, which even international cities (we have a house in the mission district of San Francisco) now face. 

I personally would make it my mission to be made whole and I would hold her responsible for it.

I have been tinkering around BP for a year or so in the background -- using this space as a search engine -- but I'm finally engaging in the community-aspect, which is impressively concise in its mission and rich with participation.

Save money,  save money like it's your mission.