On your property, the income approach will be given greater weight, perhaps as much as the market approach and considering the time past of similar sales you may be viewing the income approach with more emphisis.

The knee or kick to the groin can be good you do not want to go to the ground especially for a women as the strength and weight of a man can wear you out trying to get up.

Think about it this way how many people pay for weight loss vs actually lose weight.

Recency effect causes people to put more mental weight on recent events.

Looks like they stole them from a weight loss site...

None of these compliance requirements have been posted on BP, if they had been, I would have seen them, I searched for weighted interest rate yields and got nothing.

When you have a wrap or sub-2 financed amount involved you need to look at the return received over the financed amount, this is done on a weighted average and include profits.Did my question get addressed up there?

If you haven't purchased much than a great broker/agent can be worth their weight in gold.Just remember to not step over dollars to make pennies.

Generally the asset manager is trying to hit 90% of the BPO value.The listing broker/agent completes a BPO when listing and then every 15 to 45 days thereafter depending on the asset manager will be asked to do a new evaluation as to what the property price should be changed to.Initially before listing the asset manager also gets a third party broker/agent who does not have the listing to complete an interior BPO.The asset manager puts more weight on the third party BPO as that person is simply being paid a fee (usually 50 to 90 dollars) instead of getting the listing assignment.Sometimes the asset manager will go lower on a property.It depends on activity on the property so far,condition of the property,how much already that is non-performing on the books that they need to purge etc.

If you have a really great Real Estate Agent (as I do), they are worth their weight in gold.