Work required in the house in not reflected accurately in the price, or the bank/ seller (usually bank) is living in a dream world relative to list price/location.

What are your reflections on where you've been so far in real estate, and where you're going?

It seems it would require a lot of bandwidth, both speaking with the seller's closing and having auction.com amending the contract to reflect both closing companies and then sending it back to the seller to approve.

and guns were involved.Funny how on reflection we start to think of the "out of sight, out of mind" things that affect us greatly, and here is mine that we probably all thought about but forgot to mention.POWER Everybody got generators and even better some photo voltaic panels?

Obviously it's all connections because if I start referring any bozo then it reflects badly on me.

This is the primary reason why rents must reflect the true value of a property. 

The CBD reflects the architecture of many other Southern towns from the early to mid 20th century.  

I encourage you to find others that have had similar experiences that you can use as mentors, music that motivates you when you are down and grounds you when you’re flying high, and (like others have said) experiences you can reflect back on when you need a reminder that you are intelligent and wise and capable...because you are!

Her lease reflects that she will pay for garbage and electricity, it was signed in 2015.

You'll be able to buy a house immediately, and a $35k a year (that's an estimate, base is like 20k, but that doesn't reflect TONs of additional subsidies like housing allowance) job with excellent benefits is way better than anything else you'll find at that age.