"The Art of the Deal"...some guy named Donald Trump wrote it :-)

so you can learn about appreciation and numbers and art of investing and all the other jazz... associated with it...Once again thanks for advice... and yes I would have to literally investigate the area closely, but the closer and closer I look at things, the more and more i begin realize... other opportunities in other appreciated locations not to far from Yonkers... 

Start learning the art of negotiating by preparing some lowball offers.

He is a true craftsman and his pieces are works of art... but that comes at a steep price!  

Sales comp and cap rate appropriate for your property is part science, part art.

My group in real estate is about my journey... the journey towards financial freedom where I teach the secret art of Pivoting the very same art that I used to literally reach our president...  

My name is Jenna Michael, I'm 28 with a degree in entrepreneurial business management and a degree in photographic arts.

Granted we caught some good fortune with a developer picking up a huge area, maybe a 40 square block area for redevelopment.Properties right on the South side of the Trinity could be bought just a couple of years ago for 50-60K and the land is in the 180-200K range now.Case View, Elmwood, Bishop arts, Medical Districts and other neighborhoods have had similar increases.All I can point to is the Case-Shiller report that I linked to.

Ultra high end is an art to sell. and top agents who deal in this as their specialty are important.. as much as anything they have their buyer list.

Greetings Mark,I wish there was a good answer for this, but I'm afraid (my experience anyways) pricing rent is some % science, and some % art.