Quote from @Chase Freeland: Cut costs for the next one you do....1.

Hey everyone,Saw an article today that apparently a ton of sellers are just taking their homes off the market instead of cutting the price anymore.

Quote from @Jeff Dunn: Hi everyone,I'm a super host on Airbnb for my own property, and I'm considering starting to offer to manage other people's assets but rather than taking a cut of the revenue, which can make the cashflow challenging for the owner in markets with decent forecasted appreciation numbers, I'm playing around with the idea of taking a percentage of any future appreciation.

The onus is on us the Buyer, to cut the discussion short on that property, without even going to due diligence or financing discussions. 

As this will significantly cut into my cash flow, is this something I should look into?

But I am sold out of my single levels so I expected it and if I have to cut prices a tad on the last 7 I have no biggee profits are already in the bank on the previous 82.

I’ve been diving into a couple of recent articles on BiggerPockets about the importance of building your own seller lists and staying ahead of the competition by finding deals before they hit the MLS.Both pieces made one thing clear: relying solely on the MLS or Zillow alerts doesn't cut it. 

I self-manage a handful of small properties and recently tried building my own lightweight assistant to cut down on the usual headaches—late rent, lease renewals, vague maintenance texts.I set up an automated flow that collected lease data from tenants, tracked renewals, and pinged them for maintenance issues.

They don't: find property, process the assumption, transfer a loan, guarantee anything.They do take a $5500 nonrefundable fee and 1% buyer side commission so as an agent I can't see how you would try them out as you will need to cut your pay.

@Andrew Lokenauth           "Cutting or hiking now would be like trying to cook a steak by constantly changing the temperature."