If your friend can dig deep into understanding how real estate is valued and can consistently find deals that would make sense at the larger value mark, then the assignment fees should be larger, at least proportionally so. 

If you don’t want to go with the blank 10% or 25%,  you need to look at the tax record and see how much your county valued your land in proportion to your property.

This is because interest rates are directly proportional to cap rates.  

One major reason for our region’s lagging performance was its higher proportion of international travel, particularly at LAX.

I also am very aware of the TV personality you are referring to and therefore very strongly suggest for anybody considering the TK-Cycle approach to really check everything, especially including visiting the properties under consideration and the overall area, do proper location research.In a way, one could almost say that the higher risk and potentially higher reward should proportionally increase the diligence and research if someone wants to use this model.I hope you agree.

This occurred, according to the experts, because a portion of the property was "fill" that had not been properly engineered and compacted.

@Guy Gimenez I believe you can have your credit pulled for mortgage applications numerous times in a set period -- 15 days or 30 days, I believe -- and those only count as one pull, so there's no major hit on your credit score for asking a couple different lenders for help as long as it's in a compact period.

And a compact copper tube cutter for cutting copper pipes. 

Also ask if they consider importing fill of that depth/volume to be 'grading' which could require a separate permit and a geotechnical engineer oversee the backfill to ensure that it is properly compacted. 

The lower sold count year over year is also directly proportional to supply, so that's another metric that I personally would not give much weight to in my consideration for an investment market