I have noticed throughout my years that there is a definite pattern concerning people who continually make bad decisions.  

I enjoy the pops of color but maybe adding in a pattern with color vs a solid could also help visually. 

Curious if others in metro areas are seeing similar patterns with last-minute bookings and guest preferences this summer?

In fact, it feels like more red tape keeps getting added under the guise of “safety” or “efficiency,” while in reality, it's just making housing less accessible and more expensive.We’ve seen the same pattern across multiple markets: delays in plan checks, inconsistent communication from municipalities, and constant second-guessing on whether a job needs an architect, a draftsman, or a GC to move forward.

Although my personal belief is they do not teach any type of boots on the ground, or thinking patterns for daily usable information that will lead to closing more sales, or running what amounts to a sales operation. 

They thought I lost my marbles, lol. 

Not only do the colors make the photo pop, the pattern has a naturally calming effect on the mind and implies that your place is orderly in addition to being stylish! 

Pros: landlord friendly, diverse industries, stable economy, good suburban schools for kids (my kids went to Carmel schools when they were little), insurance costs are reasonable (occasional tornadoes)Cons: property taxes: mine are 2.77% Indy and 2.7% Hamilton County as an investor and they go up with no predictable pattern 17% for both homes recently, if you compare appreciation to California and western states, not as high, winter weather issues (frozen pipes if someone isn't checking on vacant properties

My main point is that trading NYSE is very centric on pattern recognition.

But weirdly, a good number of these deals fall apart halfway through.Either the seller backs out… changes terms… or just ghosts.Curious—has anyone else run into this pattern with seller-financed hybrid deals?