Keep the comparable data just in case.

They have access to Secretary of State data in all 50-states.

Sure, if OP wants to spend an extra $500-$1,000 on an appraisal that can't actually be used by her bank just to have as a reference point, she can certainly do so.

Do you have a full-time job already, assuming you have extra time, do you want to spend it doing another brain-draining task or would you rather spend it enjoying yourself?

You need to make sure take extra time vetting the tenant.

Data chasers are always behind and miss the most meaningful appreciation events. 

You can see their success stories here. https://10hourdeals.com/proof-2Before responding, I took the time to review your case to ensure we didn’t miss anything, and here’s what I found:1) You engaged in just 8% of the course training according to our CRM data, and your participation level directly impacts the results. 2) Most importantly, you were completely refunded on January 19, 2024.It's disheartening to hear that you weren't able to achieve the success you were aiming for. 

If you buy an outdated smaller 2bd/1ba home for $150,000 in an area where remodeled 3bd/2ba homes are selling for $300,000, and you know it will cost $50,000 to update the home and add an extra bedroom and bathroom, you can be relatively sure you will be able to recoup your investment. 

If I sold, I could be debt-free and have extra money each month to invest elsewhere.

Older people like this often need a little extra help with technology.