Also, some that I have come across are really not numbers-oriented people like me, and I am getting the impression that that isn’t too uncommon.I’d like your take on something if you are open to helping me understand it: why do I see many RE folks approaching deals from only one angle (i.e. cash flow or appreciation or amortization or value add or tax appreciation) rather than aggregating all 5 categories together into an accurate model to sum up the financial gain of a RE investment.

I put down a $10,000 EMD (non-refundable) and we set closing for October 27th.During the walkthrough, I met the seller in person and got the impression he isn’t quite ready to move — he doesn’t have another place lined up yet and seems unsure of his next steps.

If you are in market with less than 250k population, you may trouble spending your budget, and need to track impression share too. once it hits like 75% you are basically capped out and need to expand your location, add new keywords or add another strategy. 

From what the organizer tells me, Pace keeps a tight hold on the quality, organization, and methods, of how the area leaders should function.I will continue to attend them and build those networks because I feel I get value from them, not only from an investment standpoint, but from a knowledge and growth one as well.Hmmm, that's no reason to tie yourself to a group of people.The Mafia is pretty tight with one another.Not that he's Mafia, but the point is "good feelings" don't impress judges.This isn't a Morby lawsuit, just someone doing what he teaches.There is a difference between doing something and then later being called to account for doing it.

I've started using the advertising on Rent Redi which is part of the bigger pockets membership and have been impressed with the rental leads it has sent to me.

The belief a lender will be impressed by a complexed spreadsheet is a fallacy. 

Money made early will have the impressive advantage of time for compounding purposes. 

It's impressive!  

That’s pretty impressive, and to me, that’s the definition of good service.On the guest side, Airbnb often gives out coupons for future bookings, even if the guest wasn’t completely right in their claim.

Impressive sales pitch, no operational verification - I didn't ask for references from current clients or verify they could actually deliver at scale2.