In my opinion, as property values continue to rise, house hacking will become a more normal and desirable home trait, especially when the leading home buyers are younger Millennials and Gen Z who have likely seen strategies such as these on the interent.

I suggest x, y, z."

Another option I have been looking at is the Aeotech Multi Sensor, https://aeotec.com/z-wave-sens....

@Karim Z. for the most part NO it is not.

Maybe just rough things out like "Roof = $X", Plumbing = $Y", "Fixtures = $Z", etc. 

Check this quick info out: https://secondcityzoning.org/z... 

Typically they are structure as follows: $X money down, $Y monthly payments, and $Z for a balloon payment after a certain number of years (typically 4-7 from what I've seen).The main risk to the buyer is the balloon payment.

BrianI am looking for a similar solution and came across your post: Since Schlage Encode does not use z-wave, am I correct that your RBOY RLA still works with Schlage Encode lock well?

They would have to provide evidence to the seller on why they're justifying the price (i.e. they are trusting you as an agent, even if you didn't sign a contract/representation agreement).Even if market value is $X, if you as a licensed agent planned to put $Y into it to make it worth $Z, you're legally obligated to share that.

Quote from @Priscilla Z.: Hi @Luther Creecy - I understand the feeling.