So, if you chomp at the bit on a 7% management fee that leads to a 15% over-market purchase you kinda cut off your nose to save your face.So, I'd check doubly and triply to ensure that the purchase price is at or below the market value and NOT referenced off of the 1% rule (a strategy I see turnkey operators often use to sell properties to buyers unawares). 

Too many people in the bay area turn their noses up at almost everywhere else in the country because here in the bay area everyone focuses primarily on appreciation. 

I would suggest looking at townhouses/singles other people will hold their noses at.

2 - You can't...and won't...so don't3 - NO!!!!!! (see

Unusual times, but he also passed a "sniff test": did my nose tell me he wasn't full of sh*t.

I really, really wanted to look down my nose on others from the privileged perch of my moral clarity.

If you have a fix and flip business, use QuickBooks Online’s project accounting features  QBO automatically imports bank transactions.You don’t need a CPA to do your bookkeeping; you’ll pay through the nose.

Inventory is pretty limited and you want to make sure you don't turn your nose up at a deal that is outside your criteria but has major upside. 

@Josephine RameshHey Josephine, right now it’s 0.6%, rates took a nose dive, and you may find higher rates elsewhere, but I enjoy the app and the ease of use.

So I'm not sure if I should look else where or just put my nose to the stone and keep grinding?