The choice is yours to make - evaluate the opportunity and if it looks like a winner - go for it.

You made choices, things happened, figure out how to make the best of where you're currently at and start moving forward instead of staring backwards.

A 25% jump over that will cause people to make some tough choices.

Additionally, I serving in the military limited the amount of time during the day that I could contribute, limiting my choices to begin with.

I was pissed when I found out that I had to get a lawyer to do something that I was perfectly capable of doing, but the New Haven Court told me I had no choice once I put the house in the LLC name.

A Wholesaler appears to be an instant buyer which seems to be the easier choice.

At the end you are the one paying and you make the choice.

By the time I realize that they are horrible to work with, I have already committed money (appraisals, surveys, etc) through them and have no choice to see all the way through it.

A new or hungry agent may be a better choice.

When I was contemplating individual heat in a place with steam and larger apartments, my number one choice was hydronic ceiling radiant off a boiler.