Have you defined and quantified your objectives and if so, have you determined that any of the TX markets will allow you to achieve them?

How should someone quantify that in a financial model?

Deferred maintenance is a little harder to quantify but if you get a T12 (trailing 12 months of income and expenses) you can see if expenses look suspicious low.

You’re asking a question that has no quantifiable answer...There is no answer, there is only belief

Being able to read about it and learn is a hard thing to qualify or quantify.

How do you quantify this neighbor? 

Truly quantifying that is too iffy and speculative, in my view. 

If we try and quantify the life time wage difference and assuming that you remain employed 100% (which has a lower probability of happening if you don't graduate college) we will see that graduating college has a NPV that 12% higher than going to but not graduating college.

I would like to see  more details to quantify this term because I don't want to get into a situation where the property manager can arbitrarily use this term to cancel the contract while I am still on the hook to pay management to the end of three year contract.  

The balance only serves as a benchmark to quantify (usually in vein) the amount that is due in order to remove the interests of the mortgagee.