I’m being a bit hyperbolic but there are ways you can have that conversation in a humanizing way without being a push over or too overly cold.

That's the wrong way to buy notes on the human side, though it's a valid business model for the greedy pig that does not care.Or buy an REO in one way or another and do the BRRR.

I've hit up Morris Habitat for Humanity Restore with little luck. 

Just gonna cut and paste it as it arrived in my inbox minus the direct contact info as that is against BP rules:This message came in today from the Executive Director of the Flagler Humane Society...Just checking to see if you might know of any dog friendly housing available.

I have heard it said from hotel cleaning staff  it is not uncommon for clean cut guys in suits  with everything looking good leave hotel rooms sometimes smelling of stale urine and with human feces on the wall .

Be honest with yourself about what you will and won't be doing and then make sure you have people who can help you with the other aspects.I think its human nature to value what we enjoy.

Of course people will instinctively make a snap judgment about who you are as soon as they see you, it's human nature.

Humans, man, they'll game the system.

I think human nature tends to be generally content and not look to move out until asked. 2.

Out of all the people I've ever met, these people are the most supremely confident that they are the cream of humanity, always destined to rise to the top.Repression works great.