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For Jeff Hubert's question- I have found emailing the city's planner for community development can answer those types of questions and it really depends on the lot and size and where it is in my experience. https://www.yucca-valley.org/o...Hi Annie, I was just in Edmonds, WA during the holidays!

Cheers, and happy holidays!

At worst, a good agent should recognize and admit that dealing with investors isn't for them and refer them or tell them "no".An investor that knows what they want, should be able to quickly screen agents that are better suited for owner-occupant sales and not waste their time.If we all put a bit of this into practice, we'll all have happier Holidays:)

Happy holidays!

Update- with the holiday, the realtor is continuing to try to get the keys from the property manager. 

I totally get the idea for holidays, birthdays, mother's day and so on.

Happy holidays to you and your family. 

Happy holidays 

The main reason, at least what I have found, has to do with moving close to the holiday season (Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years...).