Simplistically, a valuation is a measure of how much a specific property (the “subject property”) is worth.

8% for selling costs is what I tell people for a good round simplistic number.

Simplistically, to determine how much you need to accumulate you need to know: the amount you will withdraw per month, how long you will live and what inflation will be during these years.

My point is that it's never quite as simplistic as "wait for a correction/crash/etc."

Being foolishly simplistic, 25,000 BP users puting in $10 each is a quarter million bucks.

However, even then it only provides you a simplistic metric that must be combined with other metrics for decision making. 

Critics believe his advice is too simplistic. 

Campbell's case is pretty simplistic, that the Bay Area has essentially outpaced the recovery of the US by a ridiculous amount (4x the national average I think?

It's fast, and really simplistic.

Enough with the background and on to my probably simplistic questions:Financing QuestionsObviously a bank would not give a standard commercial loan on this project as it is not stabilized.Financing possibility a.