I personally am open to adjusting mine if I don't find it working to the level I assumed.

Admittedly, at the level i am buying in at, I am not really saving much money over buildium, but i get a few more features I wanted and with their planned updates later this year it will be really close on other features.  

@Hrysa ZirouI’m no financial adviser but I would focus on diversification and finding out what strategies align with your lifestyle and risk tolerance level. I

Whether saying "we might have multiple offers" when none are in hand rises to that level is doubtful, but I suspect that enough of those complaints to the state board might result in disciplinary action.One suggestion to deal with these situations is to use an escalation clause, i.e.:  "Buyer will increase their offer to exceed any bonafide competitive offer by $1000 to a maximum purchase price of $XXX,XXX. 

I just have always been cash-flow focused, not to say I won't ever convert, but I enjoy it and my comfort level is with that, so there I stick (for now).

You will find that too if you stay on these boards.On a technical level, I also agree with what @Jay Hinrichs and @Chris Johnson mentioned.

I hope I don't get blasted for this e-mail, but it does require a little in the way of explaining what I was doing in real estate and what level I had reached in the late 1970s.As a previous poster had said a lot depends on timing and location and I have always stated that was of the utmost importance in my real estate career.

At a macro level, I find migration reports useless.

The two aren't mutually exclusive but generally reflect a mind set about what you perceive your energy level is, your current life style and job commitment and whether real estate is a muse calling your name or a vehicle that provides cash so you can pursue your other passions.  

I'm glad this discussion has ballooned to this level.  I