This will be the first time that I've met an appraiser at a rental to walk the property with him.I've compiled before pictures, a Scope of Work, and, what I believe to be, relevant comps.Anything else that can be used to maximize the appraisal of my property?

I came across a thread (about two weeks ago) and it was a compilation of posts where people showed pictures and numbers that went with their 30,000 and under rental properties.  

:DThe kind of info you offer is (for the most part) freely available, of course, but it's extremely time consuming to source, compile and evaluate.

In my area, you can cross into another neighborhood just by crossing a street where home values double and school ratings change dramatically.If you feel that the appraiser overlooked comps more similar to your property you should compile a list and send it to your lender.

I like that it gives a suggestion to accept or decline based on the information it compiles.

Or if you have a relationship with a CA title company, they will give you an online account where you can compile lists and/or mailing labels for free.

You will see that when you start doing this and compiling information and putting together a list of what is renting or selling for what it will start to make sense to you.

Feel free to add me to your list if you are compiling one!

Software programs are getting pretty darn slick at aggregating info that once took eons to compile.

My question is if there ever comes a time when the savings are compiled enough to where it’s no longer necessary to take out this percentage of rent any longer.