Perhaps I'm the odd man out, but I have no desire to link my Facebook account with my BiggerPockets account.My Facebook account links to friends and family, not to co-workers, business associates, affiliates etc.Personally, I find I use Facebook less and less, but it's still limited to family and friends.

Let some body else pay off the mortgage and have another asset to hold as a long term hedge against inflation.

The odds of you buying this particular house are less than one in ten in my experience.

Three percent is a typical number, but more would be better.All that said, the odds of the tenant buyer actually buying is fairly low.

I think he inflated the estimate to cover her fence and also the small branch and twig clean up.

Hello I have a somewhat odd situation and I'm hoping someone here can help me understand my rights under the circumstances.

Over-inflating ARV will cost you future business, and underestimating will cost you deals.

I've never heard of this happening before . . . seems very odd.

His only choices:1) Raise rents2) Lower expenses3) Pray for inflation or at least increased demand for rental housing.4) Sell at a loss5) Walk.His choice depends on his perception of how fast rents/house values will increase over the next 5 and 10 years.

Doesn't seem to be any downside for a seller to greatly inflate price.