Over the years I have found that real estate investing communities are tight knit groups and word gets around quickly amongst investors and agents if someone operates in a less than above board manner (not that you would, I'm just saying).My general rule of thumb is that if someone gives me the lead then I go out of my way to make sure they get paid.

However some of the online reviews say that the dryer is too harsh on delicate knits.

We live in a very tight knit area, I'm just the new young kid on the block, literally.

I have not personally worked with them, but various loan officers have told me how they will knit-pick your loan to death (thou the pricing is very good).It would not come as a surprise if they don't make any exceptions to their tight guidelines, but that has little to do with new regulation.

I envision a tight knit group holding each other accountable that meets once or twice a month.

Personally, I think it would work much better as a multi-family co-operative housing situation but that is a whole other yarn to knit. 

Stick to your knitting.

South Jersey has a pretty tight knit RE community.

We've got a pretty tight knit group of BPers that meet up regularly and bounce ideas off of each other, and share leads when we can.

It's not the tight knit community that it was and you need to have your alert on high with everyone that's on board because many are not above it!