While one may say that these are uneducated investors, but I'm thinking what's factored into their decisions are the subtle benefits of turnkeys talked about in this article, "Do the Markups on Turnkey Properties Kill the Deal".

It's been a subtle game-changer, personally.

There are some subtle variations but most down here will establish connection for new service for a new occupant.

Maybe an error on my part (subtle distinction?)

The backyard goes down on a subtle slope around the house maybe 5 feet and levels out in the back.

Neighborhood boundaries can be subtle but can have a dramatic effect on values.Valuation is HARD.

You should keep that toned down, or be subtle about it.You have a LOT of options available to you, so don't "jump at the first thing or person that crosses your path and "smells" like success.

Yes, subtle differences: I open escrow with the 'closing attorney', not the trustee; I don't handle the deed, do the recording, etc.

I do feel I've fallen prey to a different, more subtle type of status-seeking.

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