Its best if comps are the same style (e.g., ranch w/ basement, ranch w/o basement, two story, trilevel).

I guess it just depends on the style of the house!!

Its a penthouse style unit with 2 bedrooms, 1 bath - around 1,000sq ft.

Seems like a lot of RE books are poor in writing style, but as long as the info is there I do not care :)A lot of people have reported positive feedback on MikeOH's book as well...

when, upon waking up in the morning and looking in the bathroom mirror, you find yourself developing a striking resemblance to Quasimodo.....when you find yourself rooting for the anti-hero in a Charles Dickens novel...when you realize that over the years you have gone from reading the "funnies" to reading the "obituaries".....when "bad news" somehow appears to you as "good news" , which you somehow rationalize as "Tony Robbins style" positive thinking.....

I've been farming thorugh my realtor/MLS in one specific neighborhood, where I'm getting very used to the house style, ARVs, and repair costs.

You can always change your hair style...

They might as well live in style, while not paying $2500 a month as to live in squaller why they don't pay $300 a month.It takes the same amount of time to evict them, no matter what the rent is, so they get to live for free the same amount of time, no matter what the rent is.

Complete with the "American Gothic" style "couple" (man and daughter, supposedly) being faced down by the evil banker with a mustache.

Personally, I'd rather have a portfolio of ten $1,000,000 properties than one $10,000,000 property, but that's just personal investing style.