Rather than try to determine which angle holds more weight I think what everyone is suggesting is to examine each scenario and learn something about the property from each. 

Examine the analysis for errors.  

Examine their management agreement, check to see if there is an out clause if you are dissatisfied, make sure it spells out the responsibilities of the owner and the property manager 7.

I'm currently studying for the GC exam in NC. 

Getting ready to generate some direct mail campaigns and have been wracking my brain trying to figure out how to automate/make this work.

I sallied into a Notary expecting US style .. wip out ID notarize for 5 bucks or so and be done.No sir.. in CA and most other countries as you state Notary is in essence a closing agent and title examiner and wants to examine all the legal docs to make sure you have the right to sign etc..  

I've been examining slightly distressed properties, with the hope of performing a good amount of renovations on the property to get a higher ARV.However, I'm a college student with little knowledge of the cost of maintenance/repairs on a home.

No matter how big or small the project is, the first few are pretty nerve wracking.

I had the stove for well about 12 years now and just 18 months ago I got the nerve up to try the infrared.. its awesome and cant believe I never used it. 

Finally, the historical, theoretical, and intuitive strengths of each model are examined.