Broader question.

While many people associate MTRs with travel nursing, the field is actually a lot broader than that but matching your property to the right guest pool is critical for success.

In a soft market, insurance carriers (as a whole) are quoting policies with broader coverage, more coverage enhancements, aggressive premiums, allowing lower deductibles, and less stringent about underwriting details. 

I focus on broader economic indicators first.

What I am really hearing here is that investors are upset because sellers are marketing houses to a broader spectrum of buyers and hence obtaining the highest price possible.

I think because of your MBA that Scott Trench's would provide a lot of value but I think a lot of the broader self help books help instill action in people rather than on the sideline waiting for someone to hold their to every step.

An agent who represents exclusively cheap houses 20 miles away from where you want to work is going to be useless if you’re looking at a mid-level neighborhood near you.At the same time, some agents will have a broader area of expertise.

I would generally assume that properties at the 1.4% rule will have appreciation between 25% and negative 100% of the broader market.

You know....those brokers who actually answer the phone, have connections to off-market deals, etc, etc.Personally I'm looking for a property in NC, SC, TN, or ID, but my question is broader than my current scenario. 

But I feel I am lacking a broader plan.