Not a single one uses their intuition and street smarts to help select the best tenant?

Our leasing team is just leasing@  my company.com and if you go to our website there is a post about harvey. you know i was thinking about this, theres tons of new capacity in big multi units that i would imagine are getting filled up real quick... 6 month leases so people can just fix and leave... it already had a big hangover of inventory so your comment doesnt shock me...though its VERY interesting and counter-intuitive and hard to imagine

I thought it looked great and was pretty intuitive.

Finally, the historical, theoretical, and intuitive strengths of each model are examined.

You may need to make adjustments to comps and rely on the intuition of those who know the market well, but it IS possible to determine a reasonably accurate ARV.If #2 is true, you are most likely trying to flip houses for which there is little buyer demand.  

Wow just my luck that this thread is active: Trying to skiptrace and I've started my free trial with Ancestry but it is not as intuitive as I guessed it would be.

But if you just want to measure up your rooms and then experiment with different layouts, furniture arrangements, etc, it's perfect and pretty easy and intuitive to use.It's particularly useful for visualizing your designs and showing them to contractors and clients.

Using a little basic math and intuition, I know that after this deal I'll be stuck on the side lines for a while until my RE and personal income can refill the capital coffers for the next acquisition....unless.......unless there was another way!

We use intuit.

Sell one or both the propertiesPro's:- Immediate cash out upon the closingCon's:- loss of the "passive" income; loss of an asset(s); totally counter intuitive to the business model, but I will remain open minded to others experiences and advice4.