It means "YOU" are not using the right strategies reflecting current times and technologies to maximize deal making. 

Since inventories are still low, lack of inventory isn't reflected in the prices because there are fewer people competing for those properties, (caused by higher interest rates) so the pressure to reduce prices hasn't hit yet.4.

Don’t know much on seller financing or how it’s reflected in the closing so any info even basic would be appreciated.

The property was soon ready to be assigned to a new buyer, and the assignment fee would be divided between Alex and the Gator, reflecting their collaboration and shared success.Word of this extraordinary partnership spread like wildfire throughout the real estate community.

Do the current comps, in similar quality, condition, location, etc, reflect the contract price?

None of them are good or bad, they just reflect our "natural" ways in which we respond to both good and challenging situations. 

The property is in the Los Angeles area.I will try to ask the right questions for any input, and any advice or suggestions are welcome...1st how many squares am I looking at per building with the included extra squares...2nd what price per roof am I possibly looking at....3rd  what price per roof for all expected material....4th what possible price per roof for labor....I am leaning toward GAF timberline reflective plus.....Once again any input is welcomed and I thank you just for reading this... 

It now is much less mundane and has more design elements that reflect our taste.

On further reflection I do not see how a carrier can deny a claim based on the fact that the mortgagee was not endorsed as an additional insured on the new buyer's policy. 

Alex's post about all the good we have going on is spot on and the energy in and around KC is reflected in and continues to feed our market.