Same as the experience for the self employed borrower.

I'm self employed, no other "job"I have STR insurance policies that show a line item for Loss of Business Income.

Additionally, talk to your realtor and get their feedback as well. 

This includes the seller maintaining property insurance in their name with the buyer added as additional interest and mortgage payments being made from an account in which the seller appears as bank account holder. 

Again, the seller refused (although I'm not sure if this would've been resolved legally at settlement regardless). (3) The cell tower was additionally paying a portion of real estate taxes which we were unable to confirm how much they were responsible for and if they had held up their end in recent years. (4) Cell tower had the right to purchase the lot for $1 at anytime during the lease and the right for an additional 2,500 SF of ground space.In the end we backed out at the end of the due diligence period in order to recoup our earnest money.

In addition, if you are looking for more brand awareness this is a good option too.

So, for foundation, electrical, plumbing etc I would assign very little additional value over the comparable remodeled properties.

In addition to that property taxes have increased and property insurance has significantly increased.

If not, that's my recommendation.Some of your improvements may qualify for depreciation in addition to your building value depending on the scenario.

The report makes a big deal about the neighborhood and local economy in addition to the property itself.