Since the Appraiser will physically measure the house it's doubtful they are wrong...but it's possible.But the bottom line is - do you love the house?

It is still a metric we use to measure the amount of cash coming in each month and it is still interesting to see what others are experiencing in their business.

Like there are really all of these Rockstar agents out there who have sold 1,000's of deals despite never owning not even 1 piece of real estate lol, it's laughable.I'd imagine if you took all of the Agents who own real estate and all of the Agents who do not own real estate there will be a clear and measurable difference in quality.

I am open for something around 30 K as rehab and a property that doesn’t have any immediate measure maintenance site.

We focus on response rate and # of calls because those seem like reasonable ways to measure performance, but they can be misleading.

Of course there are discounts for security measures, gates, guards etc. that everyone would get but homeowners premiums are derived on so may factors such as insured age, household members, claims history, ROOF AGE, age of the home, scheduled property, pets etc., so if each home is individually owned this would be near impossible. 

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I fact PPI, the Fed’s preferred measure of inflation, popped up last month, and both CPI and PPI have been resilient in the face of the fastest interest rate increases in history and Quantitative Tightening, where the Fed stops buying corporate and government debt to reduce liquidity in the economy and slow financial markets.

For good measure they usually spray all the door and cabinet hardware too.

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