I can always make more money, I can't get back the time I spend managing an active deal (which often isn't fun nor intellectually stimulating).

@Ryan Frampton If your property can stimulate lots of people's interest, I think the most reasonable reason is that your price is higher than the average price in the market, or they think your property doesn't worth the price.

A property that is priced below market value can stimulate multiple offers and end up selling for more than asking price.

Bank REO and new there was a program to stimulate buying offering $7500 cash back for buying a house at the end of the year.

If still not enough data, I'll slowly widen the radius - but there's almost as much art as there is science.I dream of the day someone asks me to run comps on a townhouse in a long row of identical townhouses.As to the strategy of under pricing a home to stimulate a bidding war, that's a valid strategy IF the local market will support it. 

This will help stimulate housing. 

It certainly can't hurt, but the Operator has spent a lot of money and resources in making sure this PPM is right for everyone involved, and the Operator doing the work and bearing the costs is part of the beauty of investing as an LP.Some LPs have counsel on retainer, in which case having them review is a no brainer.

What more can we do to stimulate activity on them?

Getting to that point isn't easy and that is why LPs place their dollars with people that have already done the hard work to get there.

We need more government spending to "stimulate" the economy.