Trying to drill down on quantifying expenses on a deal. 

I am a new investor & would like to know that how often builders abuse this clause as it is very hard to argue and quantify if builders keeps on claiming the price has increased by 5% every 2 months during construction process.

As the one person who has responded on the “Gee, I wish I did that.” side of things, I like how you quantified the result of the decision.

"It works"... you simply can not quantify a system with "it works".OK OK OKI am going to go heavily against you but don't feel offended.

Study the subject, quantify your equity, identify the risks, find an attorney, and look for BP experts. 

Credibility is not a quantifiable, measurable trait.

@Mike Abramov My advice, which isn't quantifiable, is to pick a place where you have lived, gone to school, your crazy uncle lives, your best friend moved to, etc. 

We have a very good success history, though those are very hard to quantify.

Repairs needed for the house, upgrades required due to 'standards' and etc.Its best to justify a price decrease using quantifiable points.

We have also found although sometime not as quantifiable as lead generation, we've had success from promoting current listings to gain interest in a particular property while also driving potential buyer leads.