Where there are points of inconsistency, one must wonder if the argument is valid in its entirety.Though, in this case, despite the inconsistency, I think the point about the entire previous administration (both the President and the democratic congress) being to blame, is a good one.Corruption and poor decision making throughout several administrations (on both sides of the political spectrum) have led to the housing crisis.

Look at it as a fix-and-flip project and work the numbers.Your idea about increasing values through higher rents is definitely a valid one and has been discussed here in BP several times.

You have to have it for a contract to be valid.

Repair shop is going to cut the front end cowl from parts car, replace the other parts, find gas leakage problem and put it back together.

You'll still need a valid plan to fix it, you'll just save the engineer and drafting expense.Good news about the assesor.

You both made some very good, and valid points.

That said, you will get better appreciation over time as your other point is very valid - the values have not many options other than to go up from these figures.

They should have fired canisters of tear gas and maybe some stun/flash bang grenades before attempting to board.

The number of people living in the housing is legally required and the census serves a valid purpose.

If the comps nailed to the door when the BPO arrives are valid comps for the subject, I would not have a problem with it.