As humans we all have unintentional bias, but reading the statistical trends will provide the most valuable feedback for you. 

Habitat for Humanity has a surplus store on Beach Blvd near University Blvd.

Combined with the square footage difference, the adjusted price is now $136,000.The appraiser will do this for each house he or she has chosen as a comp.

There's to "power of the human mind" or any such mumbo jumbo involved.

He is one of the most horrible human beings to ever walk this earth.

In RE you always need to be learning something, I do or try to.Initially, your expected degree of expertise will be judged to your age, it's human nature.

One extra thing, I was telling myself is to calibrate on how I see human behavior.

Real estate investment is the vehicle I have chosen to help liberate me from being leveraged by employers.Thoughts?

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To be a good flipper and consistantly make money you need to have several skills and avoid severa mistakes that are very common:1) Overestimating ARV (after repair value) - it is human nature to be optimistic and look at the best case scenario, but you have to be realistic when analyzing the end sale price of a property.