I have a feeling that here comes the really, really bad semantic argument that you tend to resort to because you have no substantial argument...I can feel it coming...

As others have said, we tend to get fewer showings during this time period, but a much higher OFFER:SHOWING ratio...There aren't nearly as many buyers out there, but the ones who are out there looking are very serious.Make sure your house shows very well, is competitively priced, and be very responsive to agents who probably have serious clients...

If you can find six comparable retail sales (not REOs, not shorts, hopefully ones you can tell are fixed up), then tend to use the lower value from those six that the higher values.

Make sure you take care of yourself, RE business tends to get you to burn the candle at both ends (its so much fun), but can take its toll!

When your offer you submit is 95% to 100% of BPO, there tends to be priority of service.

I tend to think of a car as a personal expense and don't think of it in investing terms.I pay cash and buy new.

Bryan, commercial lenders tend not to care much about seasoning.

I've played around with it but it tends to be expensive...

I tend to agree with him given that most real estate activities carry a huge time element that is completely ignored from most yield analysis.

We tend to be content, and excel, when we're doing things that align with our innate ability.