Hey agents 👋
I'm reaching out to see if this is as common a pain as I keep hearing:
You're listing homes on Zillow, Facebook, etc. and your inbox is full of:
- “Is this still available?”
- “Owner finance?”
- “Wha...

Better insulation is a great way for this to reduce the heat transfer, and I have seen companies and owners put a fan in the attic at the gable vent fan to blow out heat from the attic, actually my parents put one in years ago.

The only data points I have are permits pulled (which don't seem to be down much), local builder incentives (which continue to blow my mind) and the quarterly earnings of the national publicly traded builders, which all seem to be down 25% or more year over year  market specific.. 

That sounds like a surefire way to have a seller say "No Thanks" to an offer after reading it.You can be transparent without blowing up the deal from the outset.

Also consider people have found that electric baseboards aren't the warmest feeling units and I have heard of people replacing some with the ceramic blowing wall heaters to improve the heat situation or an electric fireplace blowing heat because while 100% of electric is converted to heat electric baseboard just doesn't fell warm to most people. 

that is totally unrealistic return.. your going to blow your 15k and be very dissappointed why would they give you 50k profit deals just to sell you a 15k course.. ??? 

They're also happy to commit to whatever your closing date is and blow right through it.

Therefore an experienced PM knows how to deescalate and inexperienced landlord usually failed and blow things out of proportion.

He is honest in what he puts out and doesn’t blow smoke.

You sure their outdoor freezer didn’t blow a breaker?