Las Vegas FundamentalsUnlike financial markets (which are largely driven by emotions), real estate prices and rents are driven by supply and demand.

I think the NAR Code of Ethics (COE) Rule weakens the seller's negotiating position - which is an attack on the fiduciary relationship that the same COE purports to protect.The other is that NAR members agree not to sue each other, going instead to arbitration. 

Bad renters will always play on your emotional side when they've done something wrong. 

-Spend on the professional photos, all of the work/money you are investing is going into 20-30 photos, hire someone who has shot Airbnbs before if possible stage the property in a way that makes them emotionally connected to the property.

In other words, imagine the intensity of the emotion you get when you have been grossly overcharged for something and all the work that you are willing to go through to get back the money you were incorrectly charged.

There will always be other deals to be made so have to avoid getting dragged into a bidding war or getting emotionally invested in a deal. 

This is business, so take emotion out of the equation.

But don't get wrapped up in the emotion of looking at the houses and the beautiful views.

Look at the long term benefits and keep emotion out and you'll do well.

Are RE investors supposed to just know what factors signal a strengthing or weakening market based only on experience or intuition?