The RV seller would not make any adjustments. we looked and tested the motorhome end-to-end, and only found a few minor issues.

Because there is overwhelming observable and measurable evidence that shows without a doubt we are in a time period of increasing ocean and land temperatures; changing weather patterns and increased frequency and intensity of events such as hurricanes, hail storms, wind events, flooding and wildfires; changing biosphere patterns; accelerating glacial melting at the poles and extreme northern and southern latitudes; and rising sea level just to name a few.

Much more labor intensive, but you could start buying your own dataset to compare against cheaply if you have lots of time and not much money.

Your ability to adjust to provide what the market wants is what helps you survive market changes.

I'd re-run this with adjusting your numbers correctly.

It probably is the one you are thinking of and I appreciate your input to help me adjust my expected rent numbers. 

I enjoyed throwing with intense focus and detail.

A properly adjusted door can open and close a million times on hinges and never have an issue.

I currently buy fixers/dated properties for a flipping company in SoCal and we have been adjusting our numbers due to the recent decrease in buyer activity.

The huge price appreciation and taking cash off the table is always in the back of my mind - it takes a lot of years (risk adjusted) to hit the gains we've had in the last couple years in residential rentals, and selling would lock in those gains and give some optionality going into this new market (both in RE and other markets).