Could we cherry-pick an exact property in a precise location at an exact point in time and compare it with a cherry-picked property on the opposite side and make your statement true based on a particular set of facts?

If you’re precise, they’ll lean in.How to handle them:Be clear and detailed.Show proof.Never rush.Try asking: “What info do you need to feel good about the next step?”

@Mike Klarman Precisely!

In fact, as a licensed real estate agent yourself, you should be well aware that under Fair Housing laws and NAR guidelines, it is a direct violation to label neighborhoods in a way that could steer buyers- this includes using language around schools, crime, or area quality.That is precisely why we always emphasize that ALL buyers-new or seasoned-must perform their own due diligence.

DM me and I’ll help you run the numbers more precisely and connect you with the right local pros in Texas.Good luck!

If you choose to do this, it may help you zero in more precisely on what you want to do.

(Their specialty is in technical and precise datum points and the legal land/plots on the earth's surface.)    

I have invested in several (3 to be precise), except a single deal which they screwed up returns after nearly three years of mis-management.

I tell them I don't want anyone living in my properties that doesn't want to be there, and that is precisely what would happen if they signed a year lease and their situation changed.

Does this mean the map isn’t entirely precise?