I will say that we do make this effort but “new” is a far more challenging and laborious proposition for us than the alternative.

Ya only some of you guys that has tons of experience with credit experience and/or large development project could/would manage such project/risk/proposition.

@Wayne Brooks is right, the reverse exchange where the intermediary sets up an exchange accommodating title holder to hold title to the new property is a relatively expensive proposition.  

The key for you to get more for your solar-powered home will be in hiring an agent who understands the solar value proposition.

If you don't do that then you have to figure out what your value proposition is;  

That’s not to say this cabin can’t be a compelling proposition if it’s an outlier, but this data is worth considering.

Very risky proposition.

We had “We Buy Houses Cash” magnets made and gave them to our contractors with the proposition of $500 if they got a lead on a home we purchased and closed.

But in my opinion... bringing them to your website where you can build credibility w/ them is always the best option... when you bring your unique value proposition and your credibility you start to de-commoditize your service. 

The area's growth potential and increasing property values made it an attractive investment proposition.