Working her listings she taught me to keep all the business cards I ran across and to take a hand full and drop them on the counter of her listing so the owner would think she was doing a great job marketing, then when there were no offers (it was priced too high in the first place to get the listing) to say it must be the price because she had so many showings but no offers.  

., and I found something that I ran across in Lake Worth area as well (they are SFHs and leased individually).

I didn't get a chance to finish the whole first coat as I ran out of both product and daylight at the same time.  

Before that I ran a popular neighborhood blog where I would occasionally talk about real estate and development in a transitional neighborhood.

(I ran adds for houses and put their phone number in the adds).

Let's say I ran into some deals where I thought I could get a whole sale contract to help the sellers out and I am also a licensed real estate agent.

Thanks Jackson because I ran all the same numbers and came up with all the same answers you did which confused the heck outta me, which lead to me writing this post for help in the first place.

I ran some comps might not be exactly accurate (Zillow) and says the house is worth about 135,000. the person is asking for 165,000. what do you think I should offer on this property.

I ran all the numbers through the flip calculator and being very conservative with all the numbers I'm still looking over 20k profit.

But for calculating real estate attractiveness, this absolutely needs to be part of the calc.From doing the math, a recent model I ran showed a CCR of 7% but a CCR (incl. tax benefits) return of 17%.