If the buyer is willing to play the renewals in 3 years so they can bargain better for option increases then they can see a +6.5 to whatever.  

There are some guests that play the system and know that if they complain about something, they'll get a refund for their stay. 

It is also something that I believe is talked about a lot and I back it up, a lot of education happens when you "do it," and that is where the real education comes into play. The

A good plan may be to buy a property and play the long-term game, similar to what investors have been doing in CA for years.If you think you can cash-flow plus generate a decent annual appreciation rate, it may be worth just buying something at a tighter initial ROI / COC.

I want to play the long game. 

On the heels of reading 2 epic "Ramsey/Kiyosaki" posts; we're going to play the responsible leverage game.  

Not sure how he's getting that evaluation, but if he's just fishing I'll play the waiting game.Originally posted by @Evan Polaski:@Isaac Johnson, for most sellers, price is almost all that matters.  

Final thought: you can play the market and try to capitalize on appreciation, but if you do, it makes more sense to do that with SF homes.

Find a song or songs that lift you up and when you feel doubt play the music.

Before you play the game, make sure you know the rules!