This year it is ~75% occupancy and was taken off market 3 times (2 sewer pipe leaks and a new roof) so the occupancy is artificially reduced from the 3 times taken off market.  

Be forewarned that the artificial grass gets extremely hot in Florida.

I agree it's annoying when you see properties on the MLS priced artificially low and you know they're just trying to attract multiple offers, but maybe not as annoying as when they're priced unrealistically high! 

It all depends upon your preferences, but Fayetteville's lower price points and artificially high demand for rentals makes it a strong candidate for cash flow.

That would at least tell you how much she earned, albeit somewhat artificially.

I wonder if the cost of college is artificially inflated because of cheap debt, debt that is likely to be forgiven to some extent, and then overhauled.

The idea that COC always gets better as you put down less on an investment (classic leverage) generally holds true in a low interest rate environment, especially in the "artificially" low interest rate environment created by the Fed.

Energy prices are artificially low, and cannot be sustained at this low level for long.

Otherwise it’s a race to the bottom - you can lower your prices as much as you want but you can’t create artificial demand that simply doesn’t exist in that market

Before this, it was up to hosts to pay up at the end of the tax year, which made their gross revenues look artificially high (because they were pre-occupancy tax).