Klaff's book includes good strategies on getting into the mindset of a counterpart in a deal.I also like Sun Tzu's Art of War for the same reason.3.

one making  10k a month ( common in bay area or seattle) and one making 6k a month ( common mid west) 50% DTI leaves  3k to live on in one market and 5k in another... cost of living is basically the same in most markets save gasoline prices... so in some markets higher DTI is a non event others it does cut into cost of basic living expenses.therefore in some markets this could be somewhat riskier in others non event.. just like  when buying your rentals.if your using the 3X gross Earnings to qualifty for rent...

My EV can easily travel to the Beach and back and recharge at home so no Gasoline to purchase.

Imagine that: by force of law, citizens are compelled to stop what they're doing, load up their cars, and use gasoline purchased with their hard-earned dollars to drive inland.

Add in a subpar to mediocre PM in the ghetto and you might as well throw gasoline on your money and light a match.  

It was like $60 more than the white counterparts. people can be negative about stainless (it's jus a trend/they don't holdup/they streak/etc), fact is it's an easier and faster sell for no real extra cost. reducing vacancy is the most profitable thing you can do.

(Gasoline dropped from about $2.50 to $1.50 in the last two weeks.) 

In the stock market, because there are so many investors and liquidity is normally high, it is almost always easy to find a counterpart to trade with.  

Like their United States counterparts today, too many Japanese homebuyers overextended their debt, buying property that cost more than they could rationally afford because they assumed that values would only rise.

Prices have spiked massively in Europe as a result of the Ukraine war, we have also seen prices for gasoline spike in the US in the past few months, however these price hikes are usually short lived.