While there are many factors at play there is only one reason for such a massive spread, the human element. 100+ points of data and a wrong step in the morning leading to an appraiser stubbing his toe or a rude barista could affect your lively hood & bottom line.

It's quick and easy if the deal's vanilla, but if there is a hiccup at all, there is no human to override it.

  :)the only way to do that is to buy and hold  rent them out then down the line sell them and 1031.if your intention is to sell once done then its inventory .. just like a car dealer has inventory..

Keep the relationship Professional No insults, No demeaning language, and treat them like humans.6.

Finally it sold but now the entire block has been taken over by drug dealers.

I’ve got my action plans to talk with park owners but I’m adding dealers to my list too.

Maybe get a human sized cardboard cutout of The Rock and put him there as a space holder? 

Ugh.I even spoke with an investor who I connected with through BiggerPockets because we both happened to find the same suspicious kind and philanthropic, extremely wealthy human who would love to offer lower rates to borrowers who could not get financing elsewhere. 

We always seem to want more, is it human nature???

At the end of December the only thing left to do was get it it's CoO (Certificate of Occupancy) and let the money flow.So either the inspector I got really hated me / my house or my tenants are all disgusting human beings.