That will stretch your money the farthest. 

I grew up in a ghetto so I know what it's like to be dead broke - we were poor enough to not have electricity, telephone or hot water for stretches at a time, and were homeless for 4 months once.

Claiming it is ethical I would say is stretching it.The very purpose is to mislead buyers about the true price history of the property.

Also the type of tenant that has trouble coming up with a down payment also may have their budget stretched by another monthly payment on top of rent, car, cell phone, cable, water, electric.

I searched and found several nice, reasonable cars for around 10k and told her that we can't raise our price but we can help her stretch the money we give as much as possible.

Maintain your discipline and do not stretch your analysis to meet the #s - as painful as it is in the short-term. 

Good luck and while I am not an expert by any stretch of the imagine I have tried to learn as much as I can so let me know if I can be helpful in any way. 

But the total number of listings on Airbnb was up 23% over that stretch, so even with increasing demand it couldn't keep up with the massive increase in supply.The REALLY interesting thing, and the thing that may bring deals in the future, is what will happen if demand actually finally does start decreasing. 

Hyperinflation is a big stretch though IMO.

zillow is not accurate enough by any stretch of the imagination to rely on in anyway.