But now if I so much as contemplate a deal or view a property without consulting her she is 'miffed'.Now after many years of successful deals & just a couple of bad ones GUESS which ones she remembers the absolute intricate details of.Good luck

It's that simple.the logic you guys using fo not calculating all the appreciation dynamics that happened since 2008-2009. 

Even in the rough areas I understand the over all dynamics of the community which can tell me if investing is viable. 

I had almost 90 people show interest on my last open house and got a great tenant that based on dynamics will stay for at least three years.

"amortized or depreciates" as in like relative to the dynamic value of the property?

And while I would suggest that new ‘post-crash high’ is really just a return to historical averages, I would also agree with this article that the ‘flipping’ dynamic has changed quite a bit over the past few years.

Nonetheless, the dynamics of your market, your park and your strategy might be different than the average park owner. 

You should also employ a dynamic pricing software such as Wheelhouse or Pricelabs to maximize your occupancy and per night rent.

There are also excellent podcasts in nearly every category and they're update regularly which is great because real estate is dynamic and not static.  

Because of that dynamic, the notional structure is kind of already set.