Here, the restrictions aren't too bad as to residential, if they are on a federal register you may have other issues.The market is so unique that values may not be impacted at all by local market fluctuations, economic conditions or other factors that usually influence other homes, at least here.

The more the addition has impacted the house (or the more additions that were done), the more likely we are to just move on.

So imagine 20 windows that would have been OK now the city could say "shouldn't these be hurricane impact resistant windows?"

And you would get two phone discussions in that time - unlikely for those to have much impact on a beginner IMO.

Consider tax benefits of depreciation and the impact of this asset on your net worth.

Both impact the perceived value of where they live.

#21: 100% of rich people earn a lot of money. 0% of poor people earn a lot of money.There's little doubt that upbringing and environment will have a HUGE impact on a person's future path, but remember, causation and correlation are two very different things!

This could factor in the Capitalization equation or a Discount to Present Value (discounting a future income stream to a present monetary value).The reality of the situation for a SFR and typically educated buyers, there may be an impact to value, but it should not amount to thousands of dollars.

Pretty much any Google news search for Tampa Bay foreclosures - current top 5 listings talking about Tampa Bay region still high (but dropping) at a rate of 1 out of 122 houses getting notice, damage area could take as the hedge funds adjust to what they bought last year as well as impact of siphoning off profit from local region that local REI usually pumped back into the community, and somewhere north of 65% of area sales were in cash - with rates still this low.

I definitely plan on doing a lot more research on it, as I need to figure out how it'll impact my eventual personal home purchase there...don't think my wife will go for a unit in a multi...Again, thanks for the warm welcome!