Sounds more like some houses were priced too high, had to adjust slightly, and did so. 

For example, you will typically find interest rate date on adjustable rate mortgages, thanks to the requirements for adjustable rate riders.

I feel like I need a step by step manual lol but the reality is that it isn't that simple.

Inflation rises each year generally and the menu's pricing usually keeps going up.So for instance if there was 3% bonus to landlord in additional rent above 1,000,000 in annual sales and not adjusted for inflation it should be easier for tenant to hit that number each year as the burger meal goes from 7.00 to 7.25 to 7.50 etc.

They will do all the foot work necessary on your behalf.In your position, with the markets as high as they are and potentially a market adjustment on the horizon, I would be selling not holding SFHs at this time.

Good point on the taxes will make that adjustment going forward, and makes sense regarding Zillow/Missouri beef because the Zestimate seemed to be pretty off.

Would you adjust the offer to fit these repairs in or see if there insurance company is going to take care of them?

I'm hoping you guys and gals can give me some input on the information in this report and let me know if I'm over or under estimating certain points and how I should adjust my numbers.Thanks!

From my hotel days, most adjusters prefer staying in hotels to gain their coveted club points.

Over the next year, Zillow predicts an additional 7% increase.From 2010 to 2016 per capita income growth (not adjusted for inflation) in the Columbus metro area was 25% versus 21% in Cincinnati, 21% in Cleveland, and 22% in the United States as a whole.I help a lot of investor build rental portfolios here in Columbus Ohio 2-4 family rentals and a few commercial 5+ unit rentals buy and hold.