I love how subtle he is with making his points. :)

I believe with that subtle change in perspective lends oneself to have less of a propensity to "fudge the numbers".Either it cash flows or it doesn't.

Difficult to know which flavors you prefer when you haven't tasted anything yet.

Most of these were a little rough, cough, cough, and required the best of my 8th grade photography class lessons to manipulate the depth of field to get the shadows just right, so to not draw unwanted attention to the subtle property nuances my underwriter would rather not see.

A lease is a right to use and possess, not technically an "interest" since it does not grant ownership, only the rights of use and possession.A subtle distinction.

Management contracts come in many sizes, shapes and flavors depending on the services offered.

They sound typical (certify hvac, roof warranty, etc), but they added a few words here or there that was subtle enough that we missed it.

A subtle distinction?

I agree that the different "flavors" of real estate are so vast that it can seem daunting and can lead to indecision.

So you can get a good flavor before your sale and be ready to strike as soon your sale concludes.The best way to overcome that 45 day period is to get into contract and even close if possible on all during that 45 day period.