Those are the exception (science, medicine, law, etc).

Recently, I graduated from East Carolina University with a Bachelor in Science (Accounting).I always wanted to get involved with real estate, although I didn't know for sure which avenue I wanted to take.

I'm currently working with Keller Williams in the Studio City office and focusing on the San Fernando Valley areas and out through East LA.I am very interested in working buyers/sellers/investors interested or working in Mid Century and Modern homes and here to help ALL investors as an investor myself.

I recently graduated from USC with a Masters degree in Computer Science and started working as a tech consultant in Los Angeles California.

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It is however in a neighborhood that is being modernized and is centrally located to many places.

There's no exact science to it but like you said it's only usable about half the year (due to temperature, I presume) and then even when the weather is warm, it could be raining, so truly only available likely somewhat less than half the year - maybe an extra $0.15 - $0.20 psf/mo added to the $1 psf/mo sounds reasonable.

I am also wrapping up my bachelors of science degree is Finance.

I am a 21 years old computer science student.

Running comps is more art than science and there is no single formula to adjust upwards or downwards as every market has its own norms and the same can be said for sub-markets within that market.