Something that easily integrates to the Accounting module so that $ amounts from repairs are easily and automatically reflected in the Accounting functionality / reports.

Perhaps it's worth reflecting on the real value of your contributions here. 

It’d be great to know a little more about your market preferences and non-negotiables, since Alabama’s pretty diverse in terms of what it can offer.For example, the Huntsville area is a much higher-growth market than Birmingham, and the median home in each area is priced accordingly to reflect that difference.Even individual markets can vary widely by zip code—properties in a Birmingham suburb like Forestdale are going to fetch dramatically different rents than homes in a neighborhood like Mountain Brook or Vestavia Hills.In any case, let us know what your buying criteria look like, and we can give more pointed recommendations.

If I was an investor financing the remaining 29% - 19%, I personally would expect my equity split to be reflective of such. 

I think I got a lot of value from some of the keynotes and the breakouts overall, I need to reflect on my notes myself and make sure I keep in contact with some of the people I ended up networking with. 

If you have to buy it as an investment loan and then refi, make the terms reflect that.

It doesn't reflect well on your property, and it may damage the fence.

They apparently do not have time to verify permits (under what criteria units were added or that the work was even done with a permit).To the OP, I fear your property will consistently appraise low when obtaining HELOC or refinancing and that a re-appraisal will not reflect what you are seeing of homes being appraised with an agreed upon negotiated selling price.I am not saying this is the way it should work. 

You can average the amounts or use the higher $29,000 figure if it reflects market conditions, as long as you document your methodology and provide evidence, such as sales data or an appraisal.

So your price needs to reflect that.