Instead of just answering the question, you decided to attack and insult me instead. 

If you are ready to attack it then you can do it.Good Luck!

Had an incident where tenant and dog were attacked in the yard of a multiplex.

Not attack and berate one another.

The IRS has really been attacking this lately - and it would be in your best interest to have very good / thorough documentation.

I think it will be good to attack the problem head on and have that frank conversation. 

[Btw, Phillip, again, I highly respect your opinion...hope you don't take my arguments as an attack or anything of the sort.]Having sold nearly 100 houses in my market (and that price range), it's probably safe to say that no -- even if I had waited for 50 other offers -- none of them would have been cash and very few would have been in a position to contribute additional cash to bridge the gap between contract price and appraisal.If your argument is that because the buyers couldn't obtain financing or come up with cash to close at the contract price, then that's a circular argument -- you're basically saying, "Market value is what buyers can get financing for, but banks will only finance at the market value."

To name a few elements; this technology withstands flooding, wildfires, and modern day attacks.  

If you're attacking your market from multiple positions and your competition isn't, you have all the advantage and it will show up in your increased success and income. - Jay AbrahamTo your success,Dan

I'd love to hear the plan of attack.