for example, i prewired above the fireplace for cable, so for a full price offer, i'm offering a flat screen tv.

BuilderOnline.com has a lead article today, "Editor's Pick: New Ultra-Slim Fireplaces"Bottom line - as long as you add the venting, you can add this fireplace to just about any place, without it having been planned into original house / apt. footprint (except you need the venting) .Has anyone else seen this ?

I'm looking for some feedback on the details below:1. 1968 Ranch/tri level like house, 3 bed/2 bath per side, newer roof, water heater, fireplace, two stall garage (separated sides), listed at $210,000. utilities are divided.

This is a nicely renovated 860 sf, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, fireplace, reserved parking space, trash included in HOA.

Hardwood floors throughout, crown molding, wood burning fireplace in living and master bed. 4 bed, 3 bath.

It has original wood work, a wood fireplace, built-ins, etc.  

This can be cut with a box cutter and I did all the cuts around the fireplace myself. 

My ads always have the rent, utilities the tenants pay, amenities, appliances, schools, security deposit, length of lease, type of heat (gas, electric, oil) central air, fireplaces, garages, off street parking, who cuts the lawn and shovels snow (hint its not me), credit and criminal checks, and neighborhood highlights like busline, and police station in the next block.. 

For example, if your property has a fireplace and the comp property doesn't, you might adjust the value of the comp property up by $1000.

And that room had so my little corners and details, and the fireplace with stone inserts that you had to cut in.