Hello,I currently own a rental property and am looking to buy another. My question is there is popular talk about the "BRRR" which I love the concept, I'm not trying to knock it at all. I am just confused at how the r...

I'm interested to know what you decide and the logic you use for that decision.

So with those figure all more or less matching up, it was a pretty logical way to value it. 

So I know logic doesn’t always prevail there. 

The most logical move in my mind is to leave the equity in.

That is based on recent events as well as past.SO, if the all bids go from the recipiants hands to another board member who copies them and returns them the next day, do they invalidate them as "sealed bids", can any onf the companies logically come back on us and cause problems because of that?

In addition, stated income loans were put through a matrix (such as Core Logic) to determine if the income stated comported with income reported for the same or similar job in the applicant's community.

If it's over $10,000 then following your logic it is "over priced" because there are hundreds of homes on the market in Detroit for $10,000.In southern California you can pay $800,000 in Redondo Beach, $500,000 in Long Beach, $200,000 in Lake Elsinore--all of these areas house people who work in downtown LA.

There are just WAY too many unanswered questions.I have personally worked deals (short sale and loan modification with countrywide) and they have been extremely helpful and logical (i've heard many bad things about CW as well , but have not experienced them myself).

Since majority of them make emotional decisions rather than more logical ones.