What they don't mention is that as @Ian Smith pointed out, the City requires a 20-point inspection vs. the typical 8-point inspection elsewhere.I'm a home inspector in Baltimore City and the consensus price I've heard bounced around is $200-$225 for the City due to the stringent requirements.

Also many old tools in walls over the years; usually tape measures (old fashioned kind that fold out like rulers), planers, levels, flat bars, crow bars, nailsets, hammers and such.

At the signing the investors asked if they could take a look to make measurements in the property, and I said that was okay.

And 36 Other Key Financial Measures by Frank Gallinelli (This one really gets into the numbers.

We didn’t know until We started doing some measuring we thought this whole time the fence was the end of our property line and it isn’t.

It is unlikely you will be at 1% or any of the other popular measures.

We know there were some delays in response and have put in measures to prevent that in the future.

Include photos and an illustration with measurements showing the driveway on your property is plenty wide for a vehicle, hopefully that satisfies them.

Also, you need to measure how many returned mail pieces you've gotten.

CCR is "Cash on Cash Return" and it is measured by the return you get divided by the cash invested into the deal.