Low income tenants are fascinated by light bulbs.

I took a BS from Oglethorpe University in Business and Computer science, minored in Japanese Language and Culture, and concentrated in Economics.

Hello, This isn't my first post, but since it has been recently, I'll refresh my situation.I am 26 years old, recent graduate from college, BS Computer Science.

I have bought several properties in the last six months using this exact method and I can tell you there is no science formula to it.

RE is the only industry I've been involved in that never stops fascinating me.

Perhaps the seller thinks the BPO is correct and you are under valuing the property.Value is what a buyer is willing buy for and a seller is willing to sell for, it is not a science it is an opinion.

well it really depends on the timeframe that you are working with and how credible your buyer is.1- shorter timeframe - challenge the second appraisal2- longer timeframe - resubmit the loan through a different lender, since its FHA they can still use the first appraisal, and then you order another second appraisal.....Appraisal is not an exact science, more than often it depends on the appraiser that you get.

Fascinating, shows the changing values and important trends in housing.

Risk mitigation through warranties and selling off these liabilitiesHonestly I don't really think any of this is rocket science, but there is certainly a lot to know and learn.

The problem is there is nobody to interpret it for us without a big science project.