#helpme I am online looking at the assessed value of the property and it is way below what they are asking.

ex. they are obviously selling it at way below the value of the property, can we benefit from this?

I expect my income to be lower in the latter years so I am ok with that. 

IMO if the buyer is willing to pay the agent 6% then you are selling well below market. 3) The highest and best price, in 98% of the cases comes from greatest market exposure which means listing it on the open market.

That was 5 years ago and I’m currently trying to get the PMI removed as we have paid down to below the 78% mark.

However if a PM's portfolio has multiple properties below your expectations then they are not a good fit. 

Property management fees are too slim to run 20% below everybody else. 3.

I usually prefer working with a loan originator over a broker, who acts as an intermediary and sometimes becomes a filter. 

So for us someone who is below average in their tenancy does not get a discount.  

If it's a simple protest like our new primary I just did because we purchased it below tax value do it yourself.