Also, HOAs in Florida are famous and expensive so don't forget to include if it applies. 

There are markets with higher ratios, like Baltimore for instance, which is indicative of a high risk asset. 

Remediation is typically "encapsulation"...sealing, siding, painting over...but in some instances is needs scraped...that's a nightmare. 

If your base skill-set is more of a general business, then you may want to 'lean' in to something a little differently - for instance, I know plenty of people on these forums do well doing high volume, perhaps wholesaling, etc.For me, I just personally find the 'building' and solving problems a lot more interesting/rewarding.Of course, there's always doing something completely different, as well. 

If you can come up with definitive conclusions you will be a famous person. 

Unfortunately I cant spread that on BP. )But that's just one instance, I know I might of teased you a little but that wasn't the real issue.

For instance when we opened up the RE/MAX branch we had to fill out forms allowing the IDX feed to go out to our own site and give permission for them to send the feed to "all partner sites" which we did. 

For instance, so far from a school, close to children that are not of his bloodline, etc.

Sometimes it works, if you are a famous architect. ;-) Most of the time, people look at how much you paid for it and how long ago.

For instance Zillow has one (https://www.programmableweb.com/api/zillow).