That way you can always go back and review your initial reactions to the property. 

Many of our authors are reporting back with great excitement about the reaction to their work, new leads, and traffic to their websites.

I will test the reaction to that. 

IE there are some that would buy those and turn them into rentals and rent back to those losing them.. so they could keep their kids in the same school districts etc etc etc... with the way the laws were written.. those homes actually ended up going to trustee sale and all the ugliness that comes with that for the families.and of course like Ryland said it was a over reaction from politico's to save the public from themselves.and you have very marginal to no character folks who just abused the situation and caused all this in the first place..

Try to separate the emotional reaction to the agent commission from the math.

We often get the "It sounds too good to be true" reaction.

It is the "energy of reaction" threshold that stands between many people and prosperity.

My gut reaction is to say goodbye and walk away.  

My natural reaction, is, GREAT.

Unless the managers just haven't updated the status of those rentals, I'm thinking my rental market is not great during fall/winter...I'll inform prospects of an initial 6-mth term and check for their reactions.