@Adriel Hsu  my vote is with your partner intuition.

@Dan Schwartz provided a great resolution to your concern.The great thing about Quickbooks/Intuit is they know how important your Data is.

As I'm planning the financing strategies I'm still analyzing markets/properties, viewing, and writing offers (none have been accepted thus far), so hopefully you guys don't assume I'm being paralyzed by being over-analytical, but my intuition tells me there's an optimal order on the financing side to map out.

In my version I hard coded if city-name == "Moreno Valley" and 1500 >sqft >1250:     rent == 1750I did that for each city and sqft increment I was interested in, if I wanted to be even more specific I might have gone by year built and/ or zip code as well but I was trying to eliminate everything that wouldn't work even in a best case scenario and let my intuition handle the rest.

That makes sense and fits with what my intuition suggested.

There are intuitive reasons why suburbs have steadily grown, and as technology increasingly enables us to over come the logistical effects of distance (the COVID-19 social experiment will noticeably extend this ability) we also become less concerned about the logistics of distance in favor of quality-of-life for our families.Appreciation is where the most money is made, and the fast-growth areas are where the most appreciation occurs (for 10+ years).

And even intuition & first impression are sometimes quite good indicators as well - there's nothing worse than working with a PM who isn't responsive or transparent about things.

Otherwise, be careful on closing out accounts (not sure what kind of debt you have) as that may decrease your “credit history” thus decrease your score further — it’s counter intuitive.

And even intuition & first impression are sometimes quite good indicators as well - there's nothing worse than working with a PM who isn't responsive or transparent about things.

And even intuition & first impression are sometimes quite good indicators as well - there's nothing worse than working with a PM who isn't responsive or transparent about things.