Because likely the competition (as well as a hotel if in same price range) will dictate minimums.

I would list it low and let the market dictate the price.  

That's where the value of the property is largely dictated.1.

Trust can also dictate what happens to asset should something happen to owner(s) while avoiding costly probate.

There are usually a number of factors that can play into when you should list your property; ie. location matters, as some states or cities have in recent years put in place laws which dictate that you must accept the first qualified tenant that you find, whereas in other states/cities you might have more flexibility.

I would start there as that amount would dictate what I do, meaning more taxes I would strategize and less I probably wouldn’t worry.

Hey Valentin, when you're getting into a deal try to have backup exit strategies. purchase price pretty much dictates what your exits will be. assuming if you want a multi that you'll be a buy and hold buyer?

Peter Thiel's concept in this book dictates how I run my company and influences how I develop my products.

hey Russell, i pretty sure the leases will dictate the value. so if the leases show the cash flow you'll get it.

The details of the circumstances will dictate what to do  I stay out of stocks for the most part.