That has to hold some weight I’d hope.

As best as I can tell without knowing their specific algorithm their search placement is weighted something like this: Price>No/few rules>super liberal cancellation>Instant book>Premier host>Reviews>Other.

(list type, breed approx weight & age)Have you ever had reoccurring problems with your current landlord?

This combined with the fact it is a rapidly appreciating neighborhood and cash out refinancing in a year or two. 

I will need to explore the 1031 route and weight it against my opinion on the market. 

(I don't give much weight to online reviews especially when most of the reviewers each have a history of only a couple of reviews.)The other guy is the estimator for a 25-year roofing company; I think they're more credible but you're probably right about them being more picky about everything.

Purchase price: $35,000 Cash invested: $20,0000.86 Acres in rapidly growing market.

It's developing rapidly and has demand for tenants.

Our understanding of timing and buyer demand allowed us to maximize its value, ensuring a rapid and profitable sale without any significant renovation costs.

Personally I see San Tan growing more rapidly than Buckeye just with it being potentially a little closer to Chandler/Phoenix/etc.