But a few always stick in your mind as "educational moments" - I try to learn something new on every deal I am involved in.I had gotten into a MC accident, requiring surgery and a bit of downtime which also forced me to take time to think and reflect on a few things.

This is merely an opinion and a reflection to past experiences, with similar profile of issue,You can consider just calling a maintenance man, have him come out service and verify everything prior to replacing.

Mainly because the comps aren't truly reflecting all the land in addition to the 2600 sq ft house.

The awesome thing about sales jobs is there is no ceiling on how much money you make, and your income is a direct reflection of how much effort you put into it.  

Duplexes appeal to owner occupied so the prices are more reflective of houses as a whole.  

No doubt we all feel the same way when it comes to choosing those we want to entrust with our vision.Recently, I was reflecting on the last year and realized my growth has been more than I excepted.

But if you're getting feedback like one other poster mentioned (people not returning calls after you mention you're next door, etc), consider dropping the price to reflect this, quickly.

Their name changed from Tenants Union of Seattle to Tenants Union of Washington State, a reflection of their new focus.http://www.tenantsunion.org/en The Washington Rental Owners Association has the most powerful lobby in favor of landlords.

Certainly not saying its perfect, and in many cases it is lacking, but it is rarely is "bad" in that it doesn't accurately reflect the record.Also need to be careful to consider assessor, recorder records separately.

Maybe the new toilet would reflect on his water bill and appreciate it, idk.