Your personal goal should reflect your cash flow needs and long-term strategy.

Comps are useful but they are always backward-looking and reflect past market conditions.

Not sure also if you completed your estate planning, but you'll probably want to update that to reflect the LLCs now too.  

Hosts just adjust your price to reflect it and all is fine.

A bad servicer also reflects poorly on your lender, and a wise lender wants you to be happy.No business is perfect, so don’t be overly sensitive about minor issues because you read something.

It’s mostly a coverage safeguard, not a legal ownership issue.Basically, the policy needs to reflect who has an insurable interest in the property.

When I purchased the home, MLS and seller’s disclosure reflected 4 bedrooms with 0-4 bedrooms for septic. 

The price reflects it's biggest con - its on Colorado blvd.

With today’s rates, most properties are cash flow negative even with a 1% rent ratio.The question you need to ask yourself is if you would purchase this property today at 6% to 10% less than market value (to reflect selling costs) as an investment property.

What you say reflects what I have been hearing about Texas auctions--that people who have little knowledge and are afflicted with auction fever bid properties even above their market value.