I think somebody who's already say a multimillionaire could rationally decide not to invest in C class stuff, making a conscious decision to sacrifice the much greater return for somewhat less work.

I just pulled June data from our MLS and prices were up another 8.12%, days on market are 5 and list to sale ration is still well over 102%.Hey admins, for some reason I can't upload charts..

My rational is that the depreciation would be totally worth holding on to this property and see if I can increase rent in the next five years to create some really healthy cash flow.

I'm sure someone will come up with some ridiculous rationalization using the word "appreciation". 

Leases will be from say:August 5th-July 25th July 3rd - June 27thJune 6th - May 28th(I've got around 40-50 leases so I have to spread them out all over the summer)No pro-ration, with 12 installments too. 

But I think we all know not ALL people are rational, and some people / agents / adult-children don't quite get it or hide facts ( fake income statements, etc. )    

So, let’s RATIONALLY take a look at the three possible scenarios.1.

I'd look at the closing docs for something related to the pro-ration of expenses etc and see if you have anything there that could be a clause you point to for them to cover those payments. 

Even less rational, would be requesting subcontractors to travel from state to state as random projects are selected, renovated & based solely on individual profit value.

He did such; the investors got a rational professional to contact and gained confidence that the trustee would obtain the best results possible.