Its the warren buffet investing model, buy when everyone is selling, and sell when everyone is buying.

The next person that listed their model match in the same area right after we sold, sold for 160k less than us (if that was us we would have lost all our equity and would have had to short sale it).

@Felicia WestThe best answer to this is you should model out what each situation will cost you in excel.

It’s not about the model being flawed, it’s about finding the right fit.

You own a lot of properties, you don't think delinquent rent payments are something you can forecast? 

In general, developers will model revenue with SAM or an equivalent tool for non-dispatchable production.

I believe your numbers and your forecast which a lot of the rosy numbers posted do not pass the sniff test on being achievable.  

While I personally have no use for the model, if you approach it in the manner you're describing I'm sure you will get a lot more attention and traction - especially your last quote: "How do I profitably solve problems for the people I want to work with?"

I just am concerned if the regulations change, and if you are trying to b build a business, and you do not own the asset, then you can lose your whole model.

Given your comments it seems your far to biased on your Discount Brokerage model to look at things in a unbiased manner when it comes to such.