Realtors enter most of the data about the property so, you have to account for abbreviations, term variation, and heavy text filtering for a slew of non-noteworthy amenities that "Christa" the Realtor's new assistant entered about the property while trying to be detail oriented like "Front Door", "Broken Toilet", "Roof", and "Located only .4 miles from Dollar Store" --actual examples I had to write regex's for.Now,  what I just laid out is an almost...lol.. almost..worst case scenario. 

I look at dozens of these a month and every single one shows some variation of "market value", as, in my opinion, is the way you should state it. 

You might want to look around online an find other versions of the P&SA to check the variations.

we are actually all variations of brown and part of one race human race. so he hates himself, has massive insecurities cause he most likely has no friends and  terms he uses is not real but made up words passed around by other ignorant, hurting and deeply insecure humans with no idea how to connect with other people. be the voice of reason and change for his pathetic hard heart and introduce him to some of your diverse ethnic and cultural friends or neighbors who can befriend him and prove his fears and insecurities false. he is still a human worth investment. if you commit to hiring him put in contract no bigotry allowed while on your property. explain that God made  all light and dark skin tones and they are all precious and beautiful.  

Form your LLC where you do business.And the only trusts that offer real asset protection are irrevocable trusts (or variations of them).

You're out the wire.Post a house for rent on craigslist and you'll get numerous variations on this one.NPR did a story on scambaiters a while back.

What is involved in foreclosure is also a state by state variation.

Example- some beach cities have huge price variation street by street (on the beach, 1 street away, 2 streets away) and the only way to get an accurate rental analysis is by working with a Property Manager or Realtor. 

Chauncy,As an Architect, the 1st thing I think of to check is the Zoning designation and the Zoning Ordinance for any property you are looking to purchase to ensure you would be allowed to legally do this conversion "By Right" without needing additional zoning variations.

There are three variations of radiators. one-pipe steam, two-pipe steam and hot water baseboard.Now one or two pipe radiator systems are prone to be noisy; banging, gurgling, hissing etc if the pipes aren't sloped correctly (sometimes a house settling misaligned it, repairs were made and botched up or pipes were never installed correctly to begin with), if the pressure is off, if the relief valves are clogged up, etc.