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Finite yes... As otherwise you wouldn't have a stopping problem as you could preselect from all options. What I didn't know is how good each option was, whether
by buro9 4y ago
Finite yes... As otherwise you wouldn't have a stopping problem as you could preselect from all options. What I didn't know is how good each option was, whether to wait for better or not.
n is finite as time provides the limit to n. We were looking to move within 6 months (this was a hard requirement based on personal circumstances) and I'd already established the number of likely options according to the rate they appeared on the market.
- sokoloff 4y agoIf fewer than 8 places would meet your criteria from among the current inventory plus what comes onto the market in the next 6 months, then you may have used the algorithm. In all of the part of greater London you considered, 7 or fewer possibilities seems quite low, but I don’t know how tight your criteria were in practice relative to that market. If your criteria were that tight, I congratulate you on securing 1 of the 7 suitable properties.