If I can see that someone paid 100k in 2008, and that the market now is comparable to say the market in 2004, and the prices rose 40% from 2004 to 2008, then I can come to the conclusion that the house now is probably worth more like 60k.

Adding observations and conclusions: The west side of the island (roughly Guánica to Aguadilla, encompassing key towns such as Cabo Rojo and Rincón) is down maybe 25-35% in tourism-related activity (Airbnb, internal travelers), and at least 2 hotels are still closed or mostly closed.

If/when we concede that the data supports this conclusion (Real Estate Market trends are Credit Market driven) we can then look to the credit market for clues to the future.Don't forget to show your work Ben :)

We came to the same conclusion that we more or less missed the boat on the majority of "deals" at this price point.

It should be easy for him to come to the conclusion and accept that it is his fault, and offer you some sort of relief.

It's more of trying to think it through to its most logical conclusion and then gaining insight within that process.

I did come around, but to the conclusion the guy was a crook who was trying to swindle me out of my life savings.Since then, I treat the "X is the only way to go" statement out of someone as a litmus test.

So in conclusion, depending on your situation try to have different ways to make income.

My research into eXp didn't have to be deep to come to that conclusion.

The HVAC people have tried and tried to fix it, and at this point their conclusion is that the unit is now working properly and the final issue is with the house, ie, basically no insulation.