If you actually do it, then at some level you must believe in it or thought it to be the intelligent choice.My opinion is to purchase $100,000 of JNUG and wait for it to go back to $105 like it was a month ago, or hell, wait for it to go back to the $600's like it was in 2016 and win big.

I'm trying to adsorb as much as possible on this issue so that I can speak on it intelligently.

I will demonstrate how it is the USPAP, in combination with other forces, that accomplishes an artificial and perpetual increase in prices. 

You have a lot to learn about the industry before you can even intelligently evaluate items (a) and (b) in your post.

I would suggest that we discuss with each renter about their particular situation and make intelligent decisions and considerations.

The future is risky, but mitigating your risk by using your intelligent is important.There are things going on that may affect your property.

The Fed is using a 3rd party to buy stocks, keeping the prices artificially high in order to fake it so the crash doesn't seem as bad as it really is.

At times reasonable, logical and highly intelligent only later childish caught in hysteria then quickly dissipating into tantrums.

Lots of looking and inquiries not as much action as normal.Right now we have artificially low prices (offers from buyers) due to buyers sitting on the sidelines and sellers that don’t want to give away their property.  

@Ben McMahon I believe that agents who embrace AI-driven platforms in a way that adds value to their client base in terms of interpreting information to intelligently guide conversations, negotiations, operations, etc. will still flourish.