I wouldn't rely too heavily on what Zillow says since it's never seen the house and it just based on algorithms.

If they attempt to contact you to argue the charges, simply tell them you have everything heavily documented and are prepared to defend your position in court.I'm a business so my process is slightly different.

I am heavily involved in the Indianapolis market.

Price are pretty inflated right now so you're probably seeing things correctly, I think most of us are heavily waiting on the market downturn to produce better deals in the near future.

And yes, so far I'm heavily invested in mutual funds and ETFs.

This will depend heavily on the appraiser. 

@Metodi HaralambievHaving a current renter is factored in but it does not get weighed heavily in under writing.

The reason is simple - the US economy is a force of nature even during downturns and for the time being (decades not years) our economy will depend heavily on oil and gas.

My industry has been hit hard by COVID and we are pending heavy layoffs, which is fine and may free us up to move back to Texas since we had a child here and need support.It turns out I have a friend investing heavily in Wisconsin and another in South Carolina.  

It does weigh heavily on treatment but isn't controlling.