I really don't have the appetite for the east side D or F  areas.

Wow, you have a big appetite! 

Then, whether they knew it or not, because there is no retail appetite for the deal at that supposedly higher price, they come back several months or even a year later and offer you the same deal that you weren't gonna see ever again.Whichever way you look at those deals, their tactics are so obvious if you take the time to think about the way the whole thing works.

What models have you seen/run that lead you to believe that there isn't an appetite for more US denominated debt?

They have a insatiable appetite for our cashola. 

@Bryce Henson- Seattle  was more  difficult  city to  buy/ flip in a year ago ...much more  difficult  right now in the  fast  changing  landscape  ( prices / rates / buyer appetites .....eg. 

There's a lot of people who have an appetite for it and are successful but with that clientele the risk increases.

Eric Foss #RustBelt Bottom line is that you'll have to go somewhere to buy where the buying pool is only investors and an incredibly limited pool of investors with that appetite.

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Forget 8 hour days watching the clock.Have a voracious appetite for knowledge (and later wisdom that comes from experience).Get out there and network.If you do all of that well, 10, 15, 30 years from now, you won't be disappointed or have regrets.