I have used a polite formula that I copied from some AirBnB guidebook or forum to decline a request for reduction in rates, something like "Our cottage is priced based on market rates- sorry it doesn't fit your budget.

This is not just a terrible idea in theory, but practically speaking, I won't be surprised if most HML would decline to work with you, It shows that you are not financially sound for the deal to begin with.. 

That's when I pull of the form the buyer must sign if they decline owners coverage. 

Other appreciation killers include high crime and declining population.Interest rates are also inversely proportional to RE values, but interest rates tend to affect the market as a whole.

“C” Class properties are in older, declining, or stable neighborhoods, are not the most desirable areas, are typically older properties, built 30+ years ago with much fewer amenities, if any.

For example if the market declines, then your ROE would improve and therefore would decide to keep the property?

And in hot markets flip profits decline due to competition and it makes more sense to build when the cost of new construction is less than market value?

. $4000 in marketing before I find my first deal, but, hopefully I'll make a small profit and than my cost per deal will decline as I gain experience...

I've seen the rapid decline since I've started.The networks are also scaling back except for a few, and they need ratings so bad, that they will way overhype things to get higher ratings.

Therefore its pivotal that we try to avoid any inclination of declining a potential tenant based upon a protected class and treat every group/person equally (any protected class).