list=PLjdl1yk0inrX018sTh0IvwxvJsvuqRwFK the fact that you see 90% vacancy does not mean you will be empty too, it is a slow session now and I'm only 41% occupied to date but I still cash flow $500+!

I second @Kenneth Garrett regarding online resources, I use Rentometer, but more recently something else has helped me too: I joined a FB group of renters/sublets to find out what a room rental was worth, and based on that I was able to rent out my spare bedroom for 3 months during the legislative session -- $900 a month!

I point out that most of my student tenants actually stay the summer for jobs/internships and even to attend the accelerated summer session. 

This helps to get people unstuck by "jolting" them out of their normal ways of thinking.Therefore, during brainstorming sessions, people should avoid criticizing or rewarding ideas.

Speaking as one who has a decade and ~100 appeals under my belt...anticipate:1) Get ready for a debate when you appear in front of the review committee, previously we simply accessed sales on the MLS and the Recorder's office...we were told last night to plan to provide closing documents a week ahead of the session.

(And keeping your numbers accurate and your rehabs running smooth) Another route to utilizing this 300k would be to spend a weekend in Vegas playing blackjack and buying Mai Tais...but those days are behind me!

Casino employees would wear masks and gloves, and gamblers would sit at least a chair apart at blackjack tables. 

Good morning Kendal,I host a daily role play/script practice session for real estate agents in my organization.

I've been told that they are going to work really hard to get it heard this afternoon because today is the last day the house is in session. 

You can expect to spend $500 to file, but they are thorough, you get a sit down question and answer session, and they are easy to work with.