In conclusion, thankfully, my family is healthy, I have my first child on the way, Olivia, and we are strategizing on what to do next, maybe 10x our goals!

The internet has such amazing amounts of information that you can utilize to come up with a conclusion.

I am not sure how you jumped to that conclusion, as most people list their property at a price they want, but still have a range they are willing to accept, which might be less than the listing priceSo what I was saying and meant by that is that I was willing to go down it price. 

It's a critical exercise in understanding your assumptions and taking them to their logical conclusions.

I dipped my toes in last winter (when I had time to kill) and that was my conclusion.

She already looked into all the other financing options (HELOC, refinance, and 1031) and after reviewing all the options we also came to the conclusion of selling it being the best option.

And I guess the seller was just not interested in entertaining buyers that want to go through that process.In conclusion of this one: the property went under contract in less than 24 hours.

I agreed with your conclusion on the code.

A good (full time) agent will always be a great source of market intel, see's a lot more houses both online and in person than you have time for, should be well connected in the industry with other hand picked professionals like lenders, home inspectors, contractors, knows what to do and who to ask about tricky and uncommon issues, can offer a second set of eyes and an opinion to double check your own conclusions etc etc.And then there is the emotional side, which is a little hard to explain.

In conclusion, I understood that it all depends on the choice of tenant and the location of my property.