Price reflects all of these attributes.

I attribute this to the legal system and more specifically contingent fee representation most plaintiff's rely upon. 

Not sure what to attribute retail's survival to, especially with a lot of store closures, but the asset class does seem to have staying power. 

In my market, that is a desirable attribute to have it already up and running.

For instance, in the past the NAR looked at average prices of homes sold with and without realtors and attributed the difference to the use of a realtor.

If they have a non-qualifying attribute, like an eviction, how will that play into the lease?

I have a background in sales and I believe that's where I can attribute most of the connections I've made with cash buyers.

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The qualifying attributes are consistently: quick close, no tax return, limited documentation….

A small rise directly attributable if this amount of credit comes to fruition is likely.