So Greenville 2 families in my mind should trend around that 500k psychological price very quickly.

The last point I'll make is that if they're like most folks that buy a fairly major appliance, it means a lot to them, and it's pristine newness is psychologically important.

If there is something i am missing or some math you can point me to please do.Now in terms of which one makes the most sense it depends on the individual. from what i have read the snowball method works more often and better than the higher interest method because of the psychology of seeing that small balance erode quicker.

I post BubbleWatch articles because I am always interested in the psychology around this subject, and also to generate discussion on what is clearly a fascinating topic. 

If you're having trouble come up with ideas, let me see if this will help...First thought: are any of these properties near places where homeless veterans receive treatment for medical and/or psychological conditions, or near enough to mass transit to meet VHEA guidelines?

@John MoorhouseI earned a B.A in Psychology & M.A in I/O Psychology and jumped straight into HR.

You’ll learn the marketing strategies and psychology of the business by just simply working in it.

No amount of psychology on your end will make him comply or understand.

Hi Chris, we manage properties in Albany for clients living all over the country, and we find the biggest challenge for many owners is just the psychological challenge of turning the reigns over to a property manager, since many feel obligated to stay involved in day to day operations even at a distance, which generally doesn't pair well with professional PM. 

I think the best thing you can do to start is absorb as much info as you can, especially regarding sales, marketing, real estate finance, and psychology.