If you had two identical buildings sitting side by side on a street and one building had landlord paid utilities, that building should have higher rent to account for the utilities being paid.

They join and post a bunch of ads, often identical.

Here that is a great property that is sub $200k, that needs little to no work to move into.I'm looking at picking up 3 houses in the same neighborhood right now, very similar stats, almost identical ARV comps.

I told Rich not to post identical posts in both the blog and forums, in order to keep the conversation focused.

Identity the $40K replacement property and put it under contract.

I own four SFRs in Birmingham, AL which is almost identical to Atlanta with regard to climate and landscape.

If your house is identical to another, but 10% more or less square footage, the price will be closer than 10%.Get the list of solds and drive by and take a look.

Sure, if the block you are looking at has all identical construction, then annual taxes should come out to be nearly equal.

They wer similar in floor plan, identical in fact with a mirror image accross the street, a perhaps 3 floor plans in a development with different front elevations, but some didn't bother to mix it up very much.In the 90s and beyound, I would think a developer would build in that manner, I have not seen it, they may have the same floor plans, but they are reversed with different elevations and even different roof styles to mix up the area.

I have a pretty good guess as to the identity of the BP member whose email was hacked here.