When you see places that are falling apart, how do you know whether it's the good sort of "needs work" place versus the avoid-at-all-costs disaster?

I have over 15 year experience in the maintenance field and 7 years as maintenance supervisor.

On the lease agreement he should have listed a contact number for work or for his supervisor. 3.

As Jason Lee mentions the comps you provide (in hand, printed) will help give the appraiser confidence that the price they’re giving isn’t unrealistic, and hence they won’t get questioned about it by supervisors or homeowners

If the realtor works for an office you should be able to talk to the broker or supervising broker, sales director (supervisors of real estate agents come in many forms).  

Same thing with employers, call the main office number to talk to the supervisor listed.

Jay, I have been to Facebook last year and have experienced the same thing - the campus feels more like a vacation town than a work place.

I asked my supervisor as a joke last Friday if she'll be at work on Saturday, and she said yes.

I have capital deployed in very rewarding places that I'm not comfortable liquidating for the down payment yet, however i do have roughly 20k+ in my 401k through my workplace Fidelity account that i would gladly put towards real estate..

, Maybe do they have a good supervisor that takes care of the place?