Also remember that no matter how hard the journey gets, you must persist and strive to reach your desired goal.

Yes the home may sell fast even without staging if it's a hot market, but *good* staging (not crap, old fashioned staging or over-staging that hides the house and makes it look cluttered) always increases the market value, so why should we only strive for that in a slow market?

I only have experience in my own primary residence, I have perfect credit, zero revolving debt, wife and I both work very well paying jobs, with the one main difference in that she actually likes her job, haha, and I'm striving for greater things for me, my wife, and my 2 young boys.Nobody in my life seems to have such higher aspirations, so it's tough to even have a conversation about such things with any friends/family without blank stares.Any advice either of you can share to point me in right direction, or just a 1st step suggestion, would be incredibly appreciate.Thanks!

A capital crunch might be a signal that you should solidify some of your current gains before striving for new ones.

I think he avoids me now as he knows his threats just entertain me, but they raise his blood pressure (my wife initially had her blood pressure raised, but even she is now entertained by them).A third party that typically strives to justify the negotiated price indicates the property is worth over $10K less than the negotiated price. 

I strive to provide a good product and have never had a problem with travelers not wanting to complete the three months and usually their extensions as well. 

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Hi Chingju,I think we all have to do what makes us happy and striving towards our goals.  

You're in a position that a lot of investors strive to be in.

The smart people here, (John is certainly in that group) should first strive to educate, then if appropriate reprimand.