(Hint: Not retired traders.)

If you and your partner didn't force any appreciation on the primary residences you could be over leveraged like @Nick Belsky was hinting at.

Hint...see below.

Tarot cards and runes may work just as well.But seriously is there anything in the air to hint that the market in your part of Georgia is overheated and due for a readjustment?

Hint: this is never 100% accurate.The best way - Have an engineered cost segregation study breakdown the property into tangible personal property depreciated over 5 years (7 year is rare, but possible), land improvements depreciated over 15 years and building components depreciated over 27.5 years.

How much I over-estimate by 5% is hinted at by the standard deviation of 20%.I assumed that my error % was normally distributed (I did not check) - and given that my sigma (standard deviation) is horrendous.

(hint: not Quickenloans )

If you want them out, jump to much higher than market and they will get the hint.

I don't understand why she doesn't get the hint. 

I usually go to the dollar store and spend $15-20 and get a roll of toilet paper, paper towels, dish soap, can opener, some of those popcorn containers and microwave popcorn, a potholder, a kitchen towel, some cleaning supplies (hint, hint), a couple of the picture holders I like them to use, some kitchen trashbags, and a card.