Some high end Thermador hoods have them & we had a similar unit in a lab I once worked in & it was very effective so I know it's a viable <$100 fix.But in retrospect they were great tenants (3years) & kept the place spotless in every other area.

@Brendan Moehn I actually house hack in Aurora through short-term rentals and I've had good luck, sure Aurora has a small college but that's not the only reason people visit from out of town, we have the paramount theatre, Fermi Lab in Batavia, concerts at River's Edge Park and   You don't have to worry about having to get a rental licensed by the city of Aurora because they're only there for a weekend or week.  

There are a lot of options for pricing tools: beyond pricing, price labs, wheelhouse, etc

A large study of over 22,000 homes conducted by the Berkeley Lab, https://emp.lbl.gov/publications/selling-sun-price-premium-analysis found that purchasers are happy to pay a premium for houses that have solar PV fitted.

My story is different than many.I got out of grad school at the University of Michigan with a Masters Degree in Physical Chemistry of all things and returned to my SF Bay Area roots and went into residential real estate back in 1978.

I used to think every car needs 500 hp, and 14 secs quarter miles were for grandmas, now soft seats, 30 mpg highway and room for my black lab are more important.

Yeah, but you have a picture of a nice lab as your avatar, and that alone qualifies you in my book 🐕😁 

Fires, pet hoarders, smokers, meth labs, flooding, parties, vandalism, gangs, shot houses, deceased resident (for months sometimes), code violations...

(btw, this was put together by a very successful New Jersey Keller Williams agent)Do it because the chemistry works with the team leader and Broker.

A yellow lab can be pretty aggressive.