I’m on my 6th door.

An agent can not longer open a door to a buyer without risking oppressive fines, being sued, or face a contempt of court charge. 

The house next door, also a duplex with exact same floor plan but in better shape, last sold for 125k.

But we do have a few duplexes, four units, and townhomes in the mix that skew the appraisal values and per-door numbers. 

Maybe the current tenants don't care, but if they are also below market rents and you start bumping their rents, will it be opening the door for more complaints or increased likelihood of them leaving because they are being impacted by the smoker.  

What's behind that door, in the garage, how's the mechanicals look, is their water stains anywhere on the ceiling, etc. 

That gets me in the door for the first year. 

Typical cosmetic (lifestyle) upgrades we do are better/more LED lighting, dimmers, flooring, paint, trim, solid wood door slabs in place of the hollow core etc.

I've scaled to 9 doors across those 2 markets.

we have 3 properties. but the best benefits to me are the message templates and automatic messaging and door coding, along with being able to handle direct bookings.