I can't predict that, and I don't see any reason to think it will - but I reserve the right to be wrong.The numbers for the 1st quarter of 2018 vs 1st quarter of 2017 in Middlesex County:Homes on the market: Down 29.6%Average sale price: Up 9.7%Days on Market: Down 23.7%Months Supply: 1.2 months, Down 29.2%So there are far fewer homes on the market. 

I think their primary point is that it can come across as "bait and switch" the end consumer and we're supposed to be protecting consumers.Sorry to be long-winded, but does that help at all?

A sale will consume that much of the value. 

As a way to encourage the sellers, you could have an agreement that says you will pay them $1000 or something when you find your tenant buyer, but in most cases you wont need to... so I wouldnt offer it unless you think it will be a slam dunk to sell.With regard to locating properties with signs down, or vacant properties... there is always a potential there, but often time consuming.

A lot fewer headaches than residential and the numbers are big enough to provide significant equity build-up.

[url]http://hes.lbl.gov/consumer/.

There is another California law that applies to any company that offers advice or assistance to consumers in credit related transactions – called CSO’s – for unsecured or secured loans.

Two-thirds of our economy is consumer spending.

Office of the District Attorney,Consumer Protection Unit, 600 Administration Drive, Rm 212-J,Santa Rosa, CA 954032.

The rule of thumb is that expenses will consume about 50% of the rent.