Long story short a simple question can turn into a very complex and dynamic answer. . . but that's just my .02

The real issue is not that people don't understand what's happening in the calculators, they don't understand the dynamics of what's happening with the asset! 

Very comic visual.

You are hoping that market dynamics stay favorable during the couple of years it takes to build and you get a big payout at the end.

There are too many dynamics that have been described above that will make that kind of change difficult in some of these tougher areas.

Once you do, you have set the relationship dynamic and it gets harder and harder to change once they think they can use the same methods as before.

We do this through dynamic pricing software and a F/T revenue manager who is monitoring our prices every day.

FSBO’s are a great way to sell your home without having to pay agent fees and deal with lengthy contracts, just remember to have a bottom line price in mind and visualize how you want your home sale to go.

My investment strategy focuses on long-term, low-maintenance SFRs in high-demand areas, aiming for cash flow rates above 7%.The market dynamics can vary significantly from state to state, and even from block to block within a city.

I think my position is a bit more complex than your average investor since:1) I am brand new and have been shopping for a good CPA to no avail for a month.2) I need to shelter risky assets as best as possible (which may include anonymity)3) I am looking to aggressively expand over the next 12 months into different states for short-term rentals, which have volatile regulations.4) My expected income for 2018 has a very wide band thus leaving room for the need for constant advice and dynamic planningThanks so much for any thoughts.