I'm an ASU grad, and ended up staying in Tempe after graduation.

Maybe we could get a few experienced out-of-state investors to come out and then we can all talk about our experiences.Frankly with the current prices, out-of-state investing is really temping.

I was thinking allure but temps could easily get above 100 F in the summer.

I was thinking allure but temps could easily get above 100 F in the summer.

If I were holding the property for an unknown period, I might put in a temp fix with some 4x4s on a substantial concrete pad next to the old column.

If a property is listed, a Buyer's agent still has a responsibility to the owner as they are the selling agent for that owner, they need to reach a fair price having somewhat of two masters, at the lowest price that is acceptable given the circumstances, but not, say digging into false claims to justify a lower price because they may be able to manipulate a lising agent and owner.

It can be hard to decipher a guest who is staying on a temp basis from somebody who has moved in.

Conversely if you can manage to find long-term tenants, the rate goes way down.The moral of the story is that an accurate vacancy rate is certainly needed for long term projections however, the vacancy rate is also one of those things that is highly variable, and yet often controllable, where the most savvy find ways to manipulate it in their favor which translates into very real dollars.

I have to manually manipulate that data so I can look at it the way I like.

It’s really temping.