Which in turn means the normal laws of supply and demand (which determine value) are more difficult to apply.

I have no idea if any rules or regulations apply to the banks asset managers decisions.

If you're trying to buy a house and you don't have any cash saved, you probably have applied for and been prequalified for a mortgage. 

I'm not sure how you can plan/schedule when the recapture applies other than the year of sale... other than an exchange.

Same theory applies to a certain extent.

Some places I've applied for a job as a simple cashier turn me down because they say I'm over qualified while others say I don't possess the qualifications and/or experience.  

If your first year you have a house that cashflows $300 a month and you add a few things to make it cashflow $500 a month, then apply that knowledge to turn a few more places around, you can really accelerate the income process.

Not sure how to answer this when applying my partnership methods to your situation, without taking up two pages or more.  

I'm thinking that applies here as well.The failure rate is likely not entirely attributable to those seeking success.

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