You basically want to analyze what it takes to get your house in the condition to command $Xxxx.xx in monthly rent or $xxx,xxx.xx selling price.

@Andrew Lake Since yesterday I reached out to a developer friend of mine and he said to email them and the director's second in command should get back.  

My rationale is that as long as each of these properties has 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, I would imagine that rents would command the same pricing. 

What do they look like, what rent will different properties command, what's in demand, what is short in supply, etc?   

Be in command and be thorough.

Your rental doesn't command tenants of 700+ credit scores right now. 2.

I regret not installing it on a couple of kitchens we did but they still commanded high rents after the rehabs.I have a couple of guys that tear out the old bathrooms & kitchens to the studs for me.

West Philly is a fantastic area for that due to the multiple exit strategies the area commands, with lower entry prices and high rental values it is a perfect area to pick up a 3/1, do minimal rehab, and cashflow.

Well, the watches got a guy caught one day because they didn't have it muted and the company commander walks in and hears "beep, boop, bap" on this watch.

Assuming that my command signs off on it I will be doing Skillbridge for the last 6 months in order to solidify my transition, and make for a smooth exit from the military!