@Chris Seveney says it's not worth it, but I disagree:1. 60% of $1,000 is better than 0% of $1,000.2.

Application of the 70% RuleWith this in mind, let’s examine the application of the 70% rule.Housing inventory price pointThe 70% rule can be adjusted, depending on the price point of the housing inventory.

Others will disagree with this and think that hiring a property manager is fine.To answer your other question: yes I do diversify into a lot of different asset classes.

@Kevin Luttrell - I disagree, I have seen lenders accept the report as a reference point during the appeal process.

I disagreed with the cop, it wasn't dark yet, dusk maybe.

There are people who will completely disagree with me.

There are many particularities to this, and I don't know anything about your business so I can't be much more specific, but what I can say is that more often than not businesses will find they have a narrower, more fertile niche than they imagine once they actually examine the who, the what and the why of the deals they close. 

Pls let me know where you disagree fundamentally.Even though I haven’t run the numbers in full detail, I noticed a flaw in the AIO simulator which seems extremely misleading.

Most tax professionals do not advise their clients to utilize this approach and it may raise concerns under IRS examination.

First I am going to disagree somewhat with Charles Seaman somewhat.