Michigan and Massachusetts, for example, are down eighty-four and seventy-four percent, respectively.

i agree 100 percent Clint tax assessors maps really shouldn't portray a property line. will do obtain surveyor.

https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/trump-cap-cash-out-refinances"Under the new policy, the cash-out refinance cap would be lowered to 80 percent of a property's value, down from 85 percent."

I will start with zero percent and go fro there.

Tenants are like most other demographics, they follow the 80/20 rule. 10 percent are awful, 80 percent are fine, 10 percent are excellent.

A small percent of sellers will agree to have a rental unit vacated the day escrow closes because there is too much risk to lose a lot of money because too many buyers back out and can't get loan completed.

However she quickly had to change her criteria for renters, she had a lot of interest but 90 percent of the applicants would have been immediately thrown out using conventional screening criteria. 

@Seth Levey. 7 percent management fee.

Taxes are our largest lifetime expense. 

Have the realtor put in the notes part of the listing that there is a 1 percent bonus to the selling realtor if a contract is entered into within 3 weeks and closes within 60 days, or whatever terms you want.A 1% bonus to the realtor is better than a 5% reduction in price.