Both carry major debt and their revenue streams and cost basis are not things they can influence as much as a business would like.

Bad idea, because every house will sell if priced correctly, this is something you don't have control over, you are providing a guarantee for something that you have very little influence on. 

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What is also true, is that the individuals are additionally influenced by policy.

2) Processes for and influence on contractors when entering home--putting residents at ease and ensuring my units are cared for.3) Proactive communication with me and the tenants.4) Procedures for working with distressed tenants to keep them in the unit, get them over the hump and keep me from an unexpected turn and lease-up.5) Professional leasing agents helping me keep vacancy down and cash flow up!

However, not knowing the exact reason/s that may have influenced the seller's final decision, our guess is that it was more than likely due to rooftop units well beyond their statistical life cycle, their reliance upon R-22 refrigerant currently being phased out of the industry not to mention two rooftop units with suspect heat exchangers accompanied by elevated levels of CO in flue gas creating a potential liability that could end up in a law suit.

But how the banks approach this is going to influence how the markets go. 

Apparently the Graceland Corporation’s influence is helping it along.

It really seems to be a combination of taxes, weather and family that influence the migration patterns to the Carolinas, Florida, Arizona.

You could circle prospect, call expireds, farm, door knock, direct mail, hold open houses and invite the neighbors, contact sphere of influence, text circle prospects in mass.Bryan Casella has a great open house game plan where he invites homeowners.You have to see what works for you in your market.