@Daniel Ryu I am just not comfortable with the notion of "student" - how about a slightly more experienced colleague...?

So with that in mind, they are often not familiar with NOI and cap rates, but are very familiar with the simple notion of "sales comps."

No one is ignoring history, everyone is constantly on the lookout for a repeat of 2007, and looking for data to support that notion.

Hmm;  There's the notion that 2-4's are multi's and practically that's true just by counting more than one door. 

What I object to was the notion that asking a buyer to sign an exclusive buyer's broker agreement is "trickery". 

If you have to pay full price you are likely looking at a bad deal or a worse deal than you should be looking at.I understand the notion of negotiating the listed price down, but the hypothetical home being purchased in this article is being bought for 50k less than the listed price.

Usually 1 person in each group is a neutral, and the other 4 will be 2 parties who want "A" and two parties who want "B".  Run

I'm of the notion that you should replace what needs to be replaced, but I wouldn't think the entire floor would need to be replaced with completely new tile if there are only 3 cracked tiles.

Some people will like that, since they may like the notion of getting their money out within a specified time.

Hi @Nate Lehigh, I also second the notion to dive right on in!