ASSUMPTION: a CRASH is 10% or more in a short period such as 3 days:We've been tracking the secret RedFin box "Price reductions"which was about 50 homes per day months ago,BUT hit over 1,250 PRICE CUTS in the last few,right after a YouTube/MSM 3 min. video went out,saying Vegas home decline 1st Time in two years!

Since it is a collections I assume the amount may be smaller (that may be a bad assumption).

Here in FL, the home inspection is more than just a QC of the major property components, but also plays heavily into financing and insurance:a) Is the going assumption that the property is sold "as is" or that repairs will be the responsibility of the buyer prior to closing?

(so $650 in taxes means make the insurance $650 as well) this might be off but is closer than you can imagine.keep an eye on the upcoming recession as well. one thing I've been doing is adding 2-3% vacancy to the current rates based on my assumption of damage the recession will have. it's so hard to talk via forums.

I would need to see your expenses and assumptions.

Are my assumptions way off? 

Of course, there are a lot of assumptions in this equation, the most shaky being that cars are equally reliable mechanically and comparable in cost to maintain or repair.

There's no data to support the assumption that prices will drop overall.

Hi BP, I am curious if you are involved in a syndication deal, how are your assumptions holding up?

We own around $15m we understand the asset but want to have our assumptions challenged by someone who spends their time in the listing/selling space.Thank you,Stryker