It's not uncommon in medium sized co.s ($2-5M/year) for the qualifying license holder to not be the owner, but an employee/officer, such as an estimator, etc.

I likened real estate similar to an electric trolley hanging and traveling across predetermined destination, that is hanging over a medium, which is an electrical cable.

Possible culprits are the house had an addition built on the front side of the second floor, it has a free hanging patio, and there looks like there might have been some water damage in the garage at some point.Load bearing beam in garage (basement) of a house I'm looking at has cracks along the entire width and some slight bowing towards the front of the house.  

For example I currently manage a medium sized construction fleet.

Short of replacing all of them with four narrower equal width multi-panes (yes, it's do-able with cmu construction), another solution is extend a flat-roof porch off a deeper portico to the left corner in front of the large window.Lastly, the cmu looks patched and bad.

I have used double doors and even framed them in smaller to use one door depending on the width of closet.

Is it low,medium,or high in relation to neighbors??? 

It seems like wholesalers make as much on a house as the flippers do for small and medium size deals.

Bathrooms, width of hallways, access by elevator,etc.2) Parking ratios - this is a big one.

Looking for a 30-34” vanity with granite counter top.Bathtub is being finished with white subway tile and the floor is a medium to dark grey barn wood vinyl laminate .