I’ve posted about this before but never really landed on I guess a persuasive answer?

It seems at least for the timing being that California completely disagrees with you, we defeated both proposals when it was predicted by many we would lose both, and 15 by a landslide.It would appear that using BOTH fact AND highly persuasive OPINION we turned the tide so I'm afraid your comment imtotally missed the mark, and couldn't be more misplaced.Just rejoice that we prevailed over the forces of class envy and division and Californian's categorically rejected the entitlement mentality of the "You Got,I Want,Give Me"crowd. 

These can be pretty persuasive sale s pitches so hold on to your wallet.

Although for attempted political persuasion purposes the media will probably claim otherwise.Good Luck!

Alternatively, using increasing the Due Diligence number for further persuasion in an upmarket can ensure you offer gets taken easier.

When I first read it it seemed very persuasive, but runs counter to RDPD I believe.http://www.edelmanfinancial.com/education-center/articles/1/11-great-reasons-to-carry-a-big-long-mortgage

There is NO room for personal persuasion.

@Ylande Blanc If he doesn't want to buy now, put him on a follow up drip and keep looking for those who want to buy now.The time you spend trying to persuade someone could be used on someone who doesn't need the persuasion. 

Hiring a licensed appraiser to provide an opinion as to value and testify on your behalf will be more persuasive.

Well I am of the "Live where you want and invest where it makes cents" persuasion...check my bio for my story.Still you will do fine if you got one in that range...the problem is it's unlikely to happen :).