Further reading:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/7799...And brush up on you search skills. 

Eg, I have an acquaintance who noticed a simple mechanical dermal brush in Korea and thought it might sell in the US, he secured US distribution rights and sells it to high end dermatologists in US for many times what he pays for them.

Our plan is to join MIG since we will be in town during there Feb meeting and meet up with a few of the local pros then  [kind of a sneak out of the brush and introduce our self's to learn from the pro's what we are doing wrong thing] We will also take new looks at our holdings and shake the trees to see if we can find a few more.

., falling prices -- will coincide with an increase in the quantity of homes demanded at that lower price, assuming aggregate real estate demand remains static.

And, at the end of the day, the free market has a nasty habit of revealing the true value of any kind of asset at a static moment in time. 

Rent is typically a static value dependent on location and number of bedrooms/amenities concerning the property.

I have him make sure all brush is off and not touching buildings (a pet peeve of mine).  2) If I am in town, I may go do some of it myself, but generally I am out of town working so I hired someone. 

Originally found BP from the podcast which like @Hadar Orkibi a mate of mine locally, I listen to religiously and save a number of episodes specific to my interests to go back over when I find time on the end of a paint brush ;-). 

Those numbers are very static and the impact on the total profit/loss will be clear regardless of what they are.

You said "present" a deal, not analyize a deal.I realize that we all have gotten caught up in the digital world to some extent, younger people seem tobe addicted, if there were an app to brush thier teeth they probably try to use it.Presentations take on different flavors depending on the complexity and size of the deal.