However, I haven't registered for the test yet.

While this particular situation may not be a successful example of "challenging the system," I believe that I will better myself by constantly testing the standard(whichever we are talking about) against new theories and unorthodox practices.

From acquisition, design, development, installation, management, marketing, and sales - just enough to get my feet wet and test the waters.Music and ecologically responsible endeavors are my true passion, so I am seeking to bring them together in unique ways for the urban environment.

Again, you may not have enough data on this yet.Fourth, every marketing touch should use a split test.

There are classes and a test to take to do it.

But, you should be able to account for this by looking at how long it took to make the first price drop (if less than a week or two, it may have been a "test the waters" strategy).

The test does not ask questions about how to build , it is contract law .

It will be in the best interest of the new investor to make a low offer to test the seller's motivation.When I first started, I offered $20k on a property listed for $65k and settled at around $22.5k.

Hi @Jegan Basha,You could chalk my risk adverse investment approach up to recency bias but it's really a matter of returning to time tested value investing principles that have worked since they were crystallized by Keynes and Ben Graham.... and long before being explicitly called by that name.Briefly on the apartment market cycle: Different people measure the cycle differently but one of the most common methods is by market vacancy.

This procedure shouldn't raise any red flags even with the most acute of negotiators because technically there isn't anything illegal about it.The dynamic to be aware of would be if you've never dealt with this investor or buyer before, maybe this type of a transaction wouldn't exactly be the best test drive you need to really establish a business relationship.