... or you laugh your behind off regularly watching HGTV, especially when they run the numbers for the flipping show, and when they cut to the scene of the "flipper" host laying tile and it is readily apparent to an experienced eye that it was the first tile they ever laid, and cut to the next scene with a perfectly pressed and clean shirt with no sweat or grout, and then cut to the next scene when they went over budget and come up with the brilliant solution of "No problem, we'll just list it for more", and then they magically get that inflated price every time ... now that's entertainment!

But if selling puts you at a financial loss, maybe holding on to it and breaking even (plus taxes the tax deduction and letting appreciation work it's magic) you may come out ahead in the long run. 

Hoping to work the same magic in Austin.

In the end, everyone I've listened to, said the magic number is 100.

Works magic!

Tell someone you are going to 1099 them and magically your price goes up...

There are "magic words" you have to write on the envelope.

If you can wave a "magic wand" and wipe out your problems, what problems do you want to disappear?

There is no "magic number" of how many offers to make because there is no ratio that exists of "offers, to accepted offer". 

It works, but you're never really building your equity and you lose the magic of compounding.