Consistency is key.

Fees consist of a few components.

We move them pretty consistently.

Here is an article I wrote about that: [http://realestateinvestmentblog.silentpartnergroup.com/2011/01/gravity-of-neighborhoods.html]Availabity of opportunities in that neighborhood with the right returns, of course also factors in.But if I had to choose between short term yield and the long term stability of a neighborhood I would live in, I'd take the latter all day long.Mark Andrew Small[www.silentpartnergroup.com]investments so consistent and profitable - they're boring...

This is, simply, ignorance.Mark Andrew Smallinvestments so consistent & profitable - they're boring...

So, you may want to verify that the roof is indeed in decent shape.Most importantly, it appears that you're trying to sell a 3/1.5 in a neighborhood that mostly consists of 3/2 ranches.

My goals include becoming a consistent fix and flip investor and to build a great reputation in my area for doing the right things.

The state database has a high error rate so take the information in the database with a grain of salt if it isn't consistent with other info you have.

The loan is secured by a 32-unit apartment facility that consists of 8 buildings.

All areas aren't the best, but if you pick the right area and price below competition, you will get consistent reliable buyers.