It is fitting with the style of the home.

In addition to our regular criteria comparing size and style of house, bed/bath, acreage, age, etc, we might toss assessed value in there just to see what comparably assessed properties are selling for.Another way I've used the assessment is to calculate a ratio of assessed value to sales price.

I have an accepted offer on a 2/2, fully furnished townhouse style condo on Cape Cod (my first besides my primary house) and expect to close in November.

Our strategy has been turning a transient life style into one that allows us to buy personals and turn them into rentals when we leave.

To date, over 21,000 words, it's not in my writing style as in forums, conversational but instructional, dry, to the point sentences, text book style, no fluff, no stories, no pitches and I'm still not happy with it!

I have four big janitor style key rings and have a couple keys to each apartment in case I have to give one to a contractor who is working on an apartment.

With historically low interest rates, you should be borrowing more and locking in long term.2) Life- style wise, maybe.

  :)  I really like the style on those houses you're doing, and love the stairs, and exterior materials!

In a high-end market and environmentally conscious area I think it is a great idea, and will sell the house faster. as @Aaron Montague suggested, try talking to some solar installers.

I don't own any SFR currently but my personal investing style is I wouldn't want to own those properties long term.