All the rental income/expenses reflect on your return as personal.

That sort of thing.I am not saying highly polished pro photos are dishonest, but they should reflect the actual place and not the shiny mods that make it look like a million bucks when it is more like 500k.My 2 cents.

Who knows if that reflects an entire trend.

In Hawaii, STR low cap rates reflect the high expectation for appreciation. 

Next option is to postpone the closing until after the "permitted and inspected" repairs are made to the property.  3rd renegotiate the purchase price of the property to reflect the damage to the property.  4th create a contract between you and the seller where you take possession of the property and the original owner pays for the cost of repair, this is usually through proceeds from the insurance claim.  

It means "YOU" are not using the right strategies reflecting current times and technologies to maximize deal making. 

Since inventories are still low, lack of inventory isn't reflected in the prices because there are fewer people competing for those properties, (caused by higher interest rates) so the pressure to reduce prices hasn't hit yet.4.

Don’t know much on seller financing or how it’s reflected in the closing so any info even basic would be appreciated.

The property was soon ready to be assigned to a new buyer, and the assignment fee would be divided between Alex and the Gator, reflecting their collaboration and shared success.Word of this extraordinary partnership spread like wildfire throughout the real estate community.

Do the current comps, in similar quality, condition, location, etc, reflect the contract price?