Dispatch #139 — The Ledger of Energy and Envy
A neighbour’s sale price reflects that house and that buyer, so pricing your own home off it copies the number without the reasons.
Dispatch #139 — The Ledger of Energy and Envy Read Post »
A neighbour’s sale price reflects that house and that buyer, so pricing your own home off it copies the number without the reasons.
Dispatch #139 — The Ledger of Energy and Envy Read Post »
A comparative market analysis ties the asking price to real sales, the evidence a bank’s valuer also uses, so it beats a flattering figure.
Dispatch #138 — First Principles Beat First Impressions Read Post »
The empty days between tenants are the best time to inspect and repair a rental, before the next incoming inspection fixes its condition.
Dispatch #137 — The Institution Keeps the Sabbath Read Post »
Rental property rarely disappoints; optimistic sums do. Owners who budget for vacancies, repairs and rising costs tend to last.
Dispatch #136 — Become Hard to Disappoint Read Post »
A strong tenant reference is built from years of small kept promises, like rent paid on time and faults reported early, that cannot be faked.
Dispatch #135 — The Compound Interest of Small Kept Promises Read Post »
A bank valuer judges a renovation against nearby sales, so spending far above the street’s level mostly stays with the owner at sale time.
Dispatch #134 — Build for the Unimpressed Read Post »
Sellers should answer weak conditional offers slowly and plainly bad offers fast, yet many people do it the other way round.
Dispatch #133 — The Slow Yes and the Fast No Read Post »
Municipal valuations rely on mass appraisal, so the objection process is how an owner brings proper attention to their own property.
Dispatch #132 — Scarcity of Attention, Abundance of Care Read Post »
Agents who understand why FICA checks exist can spot an unusual cash deal that a simple checklist would let straight through.
Dispatch #131 — Teach the Why, Not Just the What Read Post »