Chances are that the tenant is lying.

If they're that way, and they're chasing new business down and they have 30+ full time property managers, I think there's a lie in there somewhere.

If you think I'm wrong then take a look at my bank account my millions don't lie.

To lie is a bit of a problem and will open you to other legal issues in the future even after the sale.Now that I have scared you....A) It is great to hear that you got up off your but and make something happen.

Therein lies the problem.

There's ways to manipulate things, but even if rates get better, it means the broker can lie to you about it. 4.

We have a tenant who gave us 30 day notice August 15. He 'conned' my mother into saying it was okay to move out on the 5th of this month, saying he could sign another lease early, my mom was confused about the move ou...

My intuition is that if a property is offered for sale it is the "market" price.Ah well therein lies your problem.

The numbers don't lie, so never argue with them.  

This is just to get a rough idea, so that you can figure out the  low-end to a high-end range of your market, where your home's values lies somewhere in between those data points.