You best is bet is usually to match existing.  

I'll bet it's one of TWO thoughts:😮 There's something WRONG with the car!

Thanks VG.Time is money and we let go of landlords that are too demanding and won't allow us to do our job properly.For a large chunk of business like this, I guess it's ok to discount prices a bit and be flexible.Back in the day I was stubborn and not flexible at all.It served me well I guess but nowadays I'm a bit more experienced and a lot more understanding lolBut it does seem like we would have to eat too much $#%@ if we took this business on.Granted, I personally don't mind chewing on it all the way to the bank but it's my team that has to eat it also and to me, they are the one's doing the hard work and making it all happen.So protecting them is my priority.Thanks again for your comment mate 👍

I'm betting there wasn't any medical issue at all - they thought they'd go somewhere cheaper, and now they find out there's nothing cheaper.

It's a bet on the future appreciation, maybe generates enough income in the meantime to pay taxes and insurance, chances are no cash flow. 

I would bet the attic is the 3rd br so it's really about 1k- 1200 sq ft overall. 90% of the props in all of Cleveland have converted the attic to make it a 3 br.

However, I am flexible in making temporary lifestyle changes to help better position myself within real estate.

Once my son has finished school we will have a little more flexibility to purchase a PR or MFP in other areas.

Two lessons I have learned: 1) CashFlow is critical and 2) Sometimes it’s good to sell when things are going well- I bet you weren’t considering selling when it was worth $2.7M.  

I'll bet the whole town is breathing the stuff.