There are other aspects to determine values, like buying a car previously owned by some celebrity for example, or antique and collector valuations, but these unusual valuations apply to unique assets, not just any old trailer.There are aspects of "market value" in that legal definition of a buyer and seller having equal or similar knowledge, each dealing in good faith.

I prefer Lowes to Home Depot but that's mostly because Lowes treats me like a mini celebrity.  

Drink a six pack of beer to celebrate 12.

A neighbor whom I share an easement with (who is also in flood zone with riverfront ) rents his property out for party celebrations/camping/etc. and is currently building a 500k home on his property.I would be happy at selling at $650,000 to an investor or to anyone really.

And I can remember when people were dancing in the streets celebrating 6% interest.

Hopefully we will be celebrating our 500th home sold in a few months!

I will be 36 on thursday and am celebrating by making the necessary moves to get started on my road to debt free status and financial freedom.

We play basketball, watch a lot of TV, and will buy products endorsed by celebrities.

For example, my ranch in San Diego was previously owned by a very famous (and wealthy) business man.5) Have it professionally photographed with people enjoying the benefits of ranch life6) Hire a publicity person to get press releases sent out coordinated with area events and it her announcements.7) Hire a real estate agent linked to celebrities and high profile people.

I was at a guru event a few years back ( invited guest non paying)  and the celebrity investor guru was the husband and wife team of Flip Vegas.. so they get on stage to do Q and A  and of course everyone wants to know how they did it etc.. when in fact they get paid millions to just be the face and show up..