Yes, I'd agree that multiple offers should be a strong indicator... yet on the other hand a property needs to actually sell in order for it to be used as true justification. 

I only need to make $20,000 (even if some of that is for my labor) but it needs to be a SOLID $20,000 - not just if everything goes perfect.Keep in mind that you may need to price it a little below market to get rid of it quickly.

Not saying they’re all perfect, just if this deal is to even be considered, it should be self managed.

My investigation of law shows that I could deduct other than cleaning and damage expenses associated with breaking the lease, if I would pay the realtor to find the new tenant, probably it will be a good justification of the expense caused by breaking the lease.

Yeah the house is actually around 560000 But again, this is just if I am running my numbers correct.

A better understanding of the basis for the setback reg. should allow you to define how best to structure your application, what information you should submit and what justification you can present to support the approval of your request.B.

As long as there is good justification, I win 75-85% of the tax disputes I file on my own properties in Ohio every year.  

The realtor asked me what's my justification for asking 85% of the asking price.

Sometimes it's multiple responses on single threads, because of clarification and/or justification and/or troll-sniping, with an occasional editing/amending to my viewpoint.

I had all of the justification they were looking for because it was some of the same justification I required for it to make sense for myself as an investment.