At its heart it shows a few things that I think are pretty important:1) the counter-NAR/MLS culture is trying to get organized and strike in the right place -- Congress2) NAR lobbyists are all over the subcommittee already, they see this type of hearing as a direct attack on their bread and butter; their presence is directly reflected in the comments of the congressmen3) If you're looking for future trends, here they are; the writing is on the wall.

Do yourself a favor and buy reflective numbers (not markers).

Although these factors may not be an immediate part of the financial considerations they should be as shortcomings in due diligence can prove expensive and, of course, issues uncovered should be reflected in the purchase price of the property.

After the few exchanges we had yesterday, I was able to reflect on a few of my actions later on.

It'd be great view with a sunset reflecting off of it!!

There are too many factors that go into why one property is higher than the next, and it isn't always a reflection of what the property is actually worth.In your situation, I would look at the different properties in the neighborhood to see what their tax values are for comparison sake, but that's about it.

This is not neccesarily a reflection of the NRU community but anytime someone says "no sell". thats when I look for the sell.

What happens is you get bit, and when you get bit hard enough you start sticking with 70% of ARV minus repairs as a maximum offer.The reason behind this is found in Jim Watkins', aka thedfwmentor, poignant signature, which states. . .You will NEVER lose money on a deal you walk away from.

Inexpierenced auctioneers or real estate agents that are not formally trained do not reflect the results a veteran real estate auctioneer can produce.I sell commercial and residential properties as long as they qualify.

Just remember, when you see TX house prices, remember that RENTALS RATES and prices reflect LOCALE.