If you are priced correctly you'll eventually sell.You're mentioning that the home is large for the area so I would be conscious of what other similar priced properties are for sale in your area within a few miles and see how your property stacks up.Dropping the price within a few weeks of a listing a property is not wise.  

Plus you still protect yourself from ridiculously high bills and your tenants will remain conscious of their usage to avoid having to come out of pocket.

to me, it became more than just investing in real estate. my company owns some real estate, but i just came to see the BIG picture. for me, i respected those that created their own rules...meaning, they looked past all the brokers and other people trying to make money off of them and learned how to make the rules work in their favor.that takes some time to figure out and i'm still figuring it out.if you make a conscious decision to do this everyday, at least 6 days a week - slowly, you'll get to a point where you'll achieve monetary success.it's the little successes and things you learn that make the difference.

I'm not here to get "bigger pockets", I'm here to learn how to make money so that I can finally get that out of my overburdened consciousness and stop worrying about it, and pursue what I WANT TO PURSUE.It's always money.

Everyone is market conscious.

Then again, that depends on what you led them to believe if you really did deceive them, is there a guilty conscious here?

Hi all,

I haven't met many of you yet, but my name is John and right now I'm doing my homework and building a network so I can get involved in the St. Louis market. Obviously, there's a lot of fluff and guru ...

I appreciate having someone act as a conscious in my decision making process.

Once I saw the conscious competence delta was >1, I knew the conversation was over.

Many people who are financially literate make a conscious decision to rent.