Account Closed I second that motion!

Pennsylvania, for example, has a uniformity clause that raises a lot of issues that investors and municipalities in other states do not need to worry about.

@Erik NordgaardPretty much every appraiser is going to base the value of the property by things such as square footage, bedroom, bathroom count, floorplan functionality, views, condition, and home amenities (pools, finished basement/attic), garage, and location.Here is a link to the Uniform Residential Appraisal Report.

If any are missing or damaged I'll replace them (and perhaps the rest in the room to make it look uniform) but after that would anyone really notice if the baseboards in one bedroom are different than another?

This seemed like the easiest way to get the biggest bang for my buck.In order to put this plan into motion Chicago requires permits and in order to get a permit you need architectural drawings of the work needed to be done.

Our latest cameras have motion sensor, so we could have them call us.We just installed an infrared Beam system, that I am very happy with.

We set up outdoor motion sensor lights to try to scare them off, but they just tear them down (I think they tossed ropes up to pull them down).I think at this point ideally we could just catch the person in the act.  

Otherwise, can be difficult to monitor and use in court (we've done this before).This system isn't cheap, but has infrared and motion-sensing.https://us.hikvision.com/en/pr...There may be better ones now on the market.

@Rodney Sums Plan is going in motion this week once I start my weekend in two days!  

This seemingly inconsequential quote put into motion an institutional buying spree.