While the job can include lots of Vitamin D and flannel, low pay and the difficult, sometimes dangerous work required has pinched manpower.Bottom line: The number of homes for sale continues to sit near a record low.

Start: Too many people are pinching pennies and are being to paralyzed by fear or doubt.

Single family homes are always more liquid and easier to collateralize if you need cash in a pinch. 

When agents that have go to loan officers are in a pinch, they will reach out to you because you are available. 3.

Although, I don't remember the $85/mo agent fee --- they must be feeling the pinch :) ... 

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Sometimes i feel like the deals are just too good to be true and i have to pinch myself to make sure its real.

Though often it is just as easy to remove the countertops and lower cabinets (rails stay in-place); change the floor, then set the cabinets back in-place).If we are using pedestal cabinets, we will install the pedestal framing directly on the subfloor and, after the cabinets and flooring are installed, use the toe-kick to pinch the loose-lay flooring.If we are tiling or refinishing existing wood floors (in period buildings), the floors always run wall-to-wall under the cabinetry regardless of type.  

You screw that up via penny pinching, buyers are gonna penalize you for it.

:thumbup:Gross leases for operating businesses are like russian roulette, they consume electricity and water, property taxes get adjusted every year, so you're really gambling on A) two line items that the tenant will consume more of (have control) B) property taxes and insurance which you do not--for me, its not worth getting pinched on year 2, then negotiating with the tenant for the entire year just for them to vacate because they can't afford the increase.