@Alex Rodriguez I am over here in Fairfield Are you getting blown out on the MLS because you check infrequently (how frequently?)

The IRS does not care how frequently or infrequently you engage in that business.So in my opinion, any flip in a SDIRA will be subject to UBIT.

I get contacted frequently by financial advisors on LinkedIn, and surely one on BP would be a good option too. ;)

If it's showing frequently but you're watching others go under contract while yours remains, then buyers are perceiving value elsewhere and it's usually a simple analysis of price, location, and condition compared to others. 

A common lease clause is "reasonable" notice, which is frequently interpreted as 24 hours.His landlord is going about this all wrong, and should be proposing the suggestions that others have, instead of railroading your friend into showings.

When buying from a wholesaler, you will frequently be dealing with distressed properties (or properties that need at least some work up front before renting).

@Filipe Pereira parts of CT are only a 90 minute drive, and I do visit frequently.

Also keep tabs on them, dropping by the worksite frequently at a unannounced times.

They are never going to trend lower for you but they will frequently adjust lower and might be less for a period of several years before the upward trend continues.And in lots of cases, laws will change which shift the whole equation.

Huge issue in my market, whose older housing stock has been frequently altered without permission.