If you could provide your property link that would be very helpful so we could compare apples to apples.  

when trying to run comps and there is no apples to apples do i use the redfin or zillow comps to tun my numbers on  the property  i am intrested in someone guide me to the right answer pls

I wouldn’t trust your own comps for 100% accuracy as platforms like Zillow syndicate their data from our MLS and often are geographically off and use algorithms that don’t understand the block by block, apples to apples nature of comparisons. 

Hi all,just purchased a MFH unit in Joliet IL and have few bad apples that i need to manage effectively and efficiently. one is tenant, grandfathered in for 20+ yrs. believes he owns the property - almost has occupied the entire basement beyond his basement unit ( I fear my insurance may not pass my claim in future as he has created a hazardous environment). of course, pays under market rent and when i showed up with new lease terms/ agreement (i did intend to continue leveraging him in the same fashion as the previous landlord and kept the rent on the lower side of the market )  but still not a great fan. basically long story short, i need to get him out. 

@Nader Hachem We currently do not support the app anymore, and have pulled it from the apple app store, as we look to focus on making our website experience better.

Compare Apples to Apples...and not Oranges to Apples and Pears. 

@MIke Steuart I haven't done a lot in Mass. but my understanding is that if you have an investment property, and it's not owner-occupied, then if you pull a permit whoever pulls it must have the CSL (construction supervisor license).So if it's your investment property, and you don't live there but you want to do the work (or supervise others you hire to do the work) then yes you'd need a CSL to pull that permit - or hire someone who does have it.I haven't done an apples to apples comparison, but my understanding is that generally CA and HI are Democratic places with lots of rules and regulations - like Massachusetts.

@Pedro Cardoso, in order to do an apples-to-apples comparison, I would ask the PMs to break down their fees for leasing, renewals, maintenance, etc. 

Apple, Google, Xerox, Fuji film, and Meta are all coming into the area. 5k people a month move to the area which has created a housing shortage, rent spikes, major appreciation (not just due to inflation) and you can still find single family homes for sale on the MLS in good condition for ~250k+ Tenant-landlord laws are landlord-friendly and taxes are low.

This is an example of why statistics can be very misleading if you average apples and oranges.As an example of segment specific results vs metro averages, for the last 15 years, we've targeted a specific tenant pool, and the properties they are ready, willing, and able to rent.