With some of them, I don't have any clue as to why because they are clearly marked on realtor.com as having features that would fit into her search bracket yet they don't show up.

All realtors should at least have a clue about the "1% rule".

Check with UK banks that have branch here in the US to see if they offer to their US clients....just remember...many at the ground level have little clue of such offerings, so you might have to push a little to get the right answer.  

If he hesitates or has no clue what your talking about then you have your answer.

I would venture to say that most RE divisions don't even know how the logistics of a wholesale deal go down - which is probably why they kind of freak out sometimes.My state is looking at it right now and we have no clue how it's going to shake out - but we are confident there will be new legislation that will effect wholesalers in the near future that applies to those with and without RE licenses.As a general rule, unless you have a RE license, it is illegal for you to advertise a property for sale that you do not own or are not a principle of. 

Clues can be found all around us.and on and on it goes.

Could you clue me in as to what the issues would be?

Hello,My name is Carles Ingram, I am 49 and married with five kids,i live in Eastpointe MI, and I am interested in flipping homes.I currently work in the electrical supply business for over 23 yrs.and Looking to stop making money for others and want to start profiting for church,family and maybe a couple friends.I don't have a clue where to start, any help is appreciated.Thank You in advance.Be Blessed and a Blessing!

(in small claims and for a job related "injury") Covers Boston and North in Massachusetts not sure if he migrated to New Hampshire yet.All my other subs didn't get a long with him, which should've been a strong clue!

A visual inspection could also give you some clues.