I have applied to numerous firms hoping for the chance to show them how much of an asset I’d be but to no luck.

The numerous people I've met mostly seem to be 'in the box' thinkers and (IMO) suffer from the boiling frog syndrome.

If the intent is to pull it out, return capital to investors or to refi, then there are numerous ways to structure the debt, including a bridge that has a low prepayment penalty, closing cost and easy exit.  

From personal experience - and despite numerous attempts of providing various evidence of another affiliate’s deception (using a kinder word here than in my correspondence with RWN) spanning a couple of years - it may take an act of God for RWN to sever ties with an affiliate.

I just wanted to share some more recent experience with Kwikset deadbolts as I have recommended them to numerous people in the past.  

And again, I have numerous (10+) messages where he stated that I am his client, that he is representing both of us, wants what is best for both of us, etc.

Everybody here remembers how it was the foreclosure capital of the nation back during the recession, and the city has made numerous negative headlines since then because of bad leadership.

I've ran into this NUMEROUS times. 

My Rio Rancho rentals are getting picked up in a heartbeat due to intels numerous new employees and contractors.In short - its a simple supply/demand imbalance. 

I want to invest in an up-and-coming market that's a little more affordable than Hawaii, and Tennessee has come up in numerous conversations I've had with family, friends, and investors.