All I can say is there are more than 1 way to value a property, IE. by its gross income, location, comp. sales, Etc....What you are describing has happened as a result of multiple short sales taking place in a concentrated area and I feel has definitely caused somewhat of a bottleneck for prices to run up but should only be temporary....would like to hear others weigh in on this...best regards,Chris

(I cannot stand cigarette smell) In any case, my landlord tried getting rid of the odor, which was always temporary and basically smelled like a "pretty smell" mixed with the cigarette smell.

There is often not a direct correlation between some of these systems because investors think that conditions are only temporary and thus they factor that temporary status into account when determining what is a 'fair' price. 

A Bank is a bad place to keep your money unless it is temporary. 

Some of these changes will be temporary, others will be lasting.

To claim that it's no different than Wyoming or Tennnessee is laughable.Yes, we're seeing some pretty crazy stuff happening right now but it's temporary and not happening everywhere.

The other issue was an old temporary truss the roofer forgot to remove.

What are the outcomes or benefits, both temporary and permanent, of more probable scenarios?

I've hired a temporary person to come into our office and create various procedural documents and it would be nice to model after something has already been created versus starting from scratch.

One tenant is temporary.