 Hi. I wanted to go over some commonly used terms that you're going to hear throughout your transaction. Have you ever wondered what the term a blind offer is? A blind offer is when you put an offer in on a house that you haven't seen yet, a sight unseen. You'll see that often in a couple different situations. In one situation will be when there's a multiple offer situation, you didn't have time to get in and see the house and now there's a bidding war and you put your offer in without seeing the property, which may seem kind of scary and it is. You can make that offer contingent on the home inspection so you're able to get in there, get a home inspection and still get out of the deal and get your hand money back if you don't like it. Another time that blind offers happen is when a foreclosure comes on to the market and you can't get access to the property or again it's another very competitive market. If you know that the property is going to be in bad shape and you're an investor and you know what you're looking at, a lot of times you can just go in blindly and say I can tell by the outside I'll take it and just deal with whatever comes. Usually those offers are much lower. They're a different scenario than if you were in a bidding war and doing a blind offer in a multiple offer situation. So those are two different times that you're going to hear the term blind offer or you may be in a situation where you would put a blind offer in. I hope that clears up that question of what a blind offer is and if you have any other questions or comments please don't hesitate to leave them below and we'll go from there. Thanks again for watching and have a great day.