I disclose this policy before they apply which helps soften the blow.

I can see rents softening as investors continue to buy up all the REO's.

Note the property in question also has a water softener system.

(Especially removing one sofa from the LR.)You'll do fine selling your home in today's market...and if a chopped pillow helps soften the blow (pun intended) on the foundation issue, so be it. 

By the time you get thru planning the bull market could be over already.I’d try to get the entitlement process started bc the land will be worth a lot more once you have that, but if the market starts to soften you punt it.

Obviously this market will turn at some point (there are some softening indicators already), but nobody thinks it will look anything like 2008-2012.When we bought our live-in duplex, we just wanted it to break even if we had to rent it out.  

Business outlook, why is a seller selling if it's a money maker, so we need to look at the economic conditions and what the expected production will be rather than historic earnings under previous management.The best way to sell service business is or can be rather convoluted based on not just what is assumed but what will be produced with the seller providing management direction over time to 1. teach the buyer, 2. soften the blow to customers with respect to relationships changing and 3. to finance the transaction as financing for a service entity is almost nonexistent.The best way to sell a rehab company is by admitting a buying partner, teach them and allow them to earn their way in.

When I found a problem I didn't even have to say anything because he was right there (softening up on his asking price in his mind whether he knew it or not) After we were all done I explained what concerned me and why.

I need to replace two furnace/AC units and install one water softener.

I’m looking at buying an STR in the fall once I get settled into my house hack and I did notice prices have gone up a lot in your area in the last few years so I was hoping there may be a softening in the market