Every player has rounds where the guess is far off. Those rounds teach more than the good ones.
Step 1: find the direction
Were you too high or too low? Write it down.
Step 2: find the reason
Go through the home again:
- Location: did you know the area, or did you guess?
- Size: did you misjudge it from the photos?
- Age and condition: was it newer or more worn than you thought?
- Type: was it a flat, a terraced house or a detached house?
- Fee: for a flat, was the monthly fee unusually high or low?
Step 3: fix one belief
A bad miss usually comes from one wrong belief. Maybe "this area is cheap" or "old buildings are expensive". Change that belief.
Step 4: test it
Play two or three homes nearby. Is your new belief better?
Do not chase points
A miss costs you a few price points. But the lesson can give you many points in every round after it.
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