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Point being - if it is a nice house, and an INCREDIBLE deal at the opening price, you will likely find lots of bidders bidding - and the price will ultimately end up being 10-15% off what it would sell for on the open market This is definitely not a certainty... you hear stories all the time where someone gets a hell of a deal... you just never know... but on average (where I'm at)... nicer houses sell for a price that is discounted, but not a crazy steal. 

However, the owner has made professional additions such as a 500+ square feet family room and a 500 square feet deck, which greatly enhance its value.

Additionally, platforms like Rentometer can help you analyze rental rates in specific areas.

That is who I have all of my insurance through and I get a slight discount as a result.

Then, if you click on an actual parcel, you'll get a mini-report with additional zoning detail (if applicable). 

If you had to deal with the credit card payments for an additional 6 or 9 months longer than expected, would you be able to afford to hold the property?

Additionally, targeted support for construction projects helps to alleviate some of the supply shortages, further stabilizing prices and availability.Technological Advancements: A New Frontier in Real EstateThe real estate sector is witnessing a transformative change through technological advancements.

Documentation should include details regarding the business purpose, total use of the property, specific expenditures, business usage, and dates of expenditures and use.In the absence of such documentation, deductions are vulnerable to disallowance, leading to potential penalties and additional tax liabilities.

@Wencheur Antoin, additional real estate sales books worth considering/reading, "SOLD" and "SKILL" by David Greene, "Fanatical Prospecting" by Jeb Blount, "Ninja Selling" by Larry Kendall, "Never Split The Difference" by Christopher Voss, "Pitch Anything" by Oren Klaff, and "The One Thing" by Gary Keller.