@Victoria BrittonYou're asking a lot of the right questions, including surrounding the (relatively) new Prop 19 rules, especially if parents want to port their old assessed value to their new residence. 

.#5 - Your site needs a map or an interactive map / Google street view at a minimum to have folks know where it's located.I do like the matter port, I would honestly do a video and do a matter port walk through as if you were showing it to a potential buyer.I could probably list a few more items, however, I think you get the idea.

Markets include West Bend, Port Washington, Grafton and Cedarburg of interest.

Hey, we’re located right next to you at 418 Port Richmond Avenue.

The neighbors must love that.  2 or 3 of them use public transit and I have 4 car port and a ton of street parking not near the neighbors.

We had to have a bathroom (port-a-potty) and parking I had a great turnout at the start of the pandemic when things were shut down (people wanted an outdoor place to go hang out). 

On a home on Lofwood Lane in south Augusta, I never stopped to question why the prospective renter showed up to view the rental in a U-Haul with her family in tow.

I'd look at New Port Richey if you are budget strapped it's very close and one of the top markets I really like for infill. 

The prince listed and price under contract.

Hey Everyone, My firm has a property available off market in Prince George County.