So, why would you believe anything they say and not verify yourself?

And on and on and on.Assuming that you have absolutely identical tax years in 2024 and 2025 (which is never really the case), you usually win mathematically by spreading your sales (or any income, for that matter) over multiple years versus receiving all income in a single year. 

As a student of history and electoral politics, my hypothesis was a flat no, and the research did verify at least most of my assumptions.However, I could have written a book about this topic, and I really don't think I can answer the question succinctly enough in 2,500 words.

Trust but verify. 

If you verify possession or get the occupier out, you'll get a much higher return on value.

I have had this issue on occasion and after verifying it with the HVAC company - let them know that AC's are only built to reduce temperature by 20 or so degrees.

Their generic landing page verifies the details of their property and notifies me when someone snaps the code.

I have a 3 bedroom apartment with a total of 7 windows that all look identical to the one in the photo above.

Don't believe what anyone tells you besides your insurance agent/broker and even then verify the info they're telling you, don't go off of the owner's previous insurance numbers.Also, be careful that in-place rents aren't already at market or above market slightly.

Comps need to be as identical as possible.