If their chart showed sales down 8% for February when the correct answer was plus 12% hard to ever listen to them again  Try to avoid “news” sites with “ad”(vertising) in the name  https://www.cnbc.com/2019/03/22/home-sales-make-record-jump-in-february.htmlHome sales make record jump, proving how sensitive buyers are to mortgage ratesSales of existing homes skyrocketed a whopping 11.8 percent in February compared with January, according to the National Association of Realtors.

Add to that the emotional component and the fact this is typically the largest purchase someone will make and it’s easy to see why people aren’t that price sensitive and why outside/expert help is considered useful.

One thing I forgot to mention is that when you are removing and/or sealing urine, keep in mind that other animals will want to cover the scent and their sense of smell is way more sensitive than ours.

I'm not exactly the sensitive type.

Union City is also particularly sensitive about basement apartments: there was a program ~10+ years ago where many basement apartments were "legalized" to a third unit, but you'd likely not be able to get a certificate of occupancy today if you had to receive a new one because they don't comply with the current fire code (windows not large enough, no sprinkler system, etc.). 

On the other hand, I don't know how sensitive prospective tenants will be to these issues.

My wife's nose is more sensitive than mine - she always tells me when she smells gas.

I get replacement sub.  1) Trash out w/Safeguard - 1 day2) Demo -2 days max.3) interior Painters/Exterior painters - 2 separate crews working same time

Account Closed - RTT = Real estate Transfer TaxIn PA we are sensitive to that because PA has the highest RTT in the country.

If you were to require a paper application, all of this sensitive information is in your hands where it can get lost of stolen.