or will they need to self-manage it.Trusts are normally in place so the properties can flow seamlessly by avoiding probate.

But the conversations are getting louder than the season normally allows.And with delistings sitting near some of the highest levels we’ve seen, there’s a whole segment of sellers who aren’t getting traction and are quietly hoping someone gives them an alternative.

Normally I have little fear of lawsuits, but most lawsuits do not involve a fatality.Thanks for any opinions

. • It usually takes longer than a normal close.

Birmingham’s rental market has solid returns, especially in neighborhoods like East Lake, Ensley, and parts of Roebuck where investors are still active.Hesitation is normal.

Actively managed businesses, on the other hand, normally require ongoing staff and rarely qualify for the same type of bank financing.

One of the key takeaways is the "This suggests that as capital markets normalize, mortgage rates could decline by another 50 to 75 basis points, relative to the 10-year Treasury yield."

conversations than I normally see in late November.

AirBnB management can be around 20%, where normal management might be 10%.

A term that I lovingly call 'close-ability'Every lender goes through seasons where they don't communicate as well as they could, or seem to be losing momentum, or even throw out more than normal conditions (especially when hiring new Underwriters).