Here’s a helpful description of different paint finishes.

But, my question is, how detailed does the description have to be.

It’s tough to fully visualize the problem from your description.

Over time, guests will leave reviews confirming your description and this will further your credibility and trust. 

According to Zillow tax calculator: 19.32% f ( tax rate  1.61)But in the description, it says one dollar! 

It's an area where some struggle (especially in the beginning), but it's certainly overcomeable - and it's something that can definitely get easier when you get more established, learn how to advertise effectively and build up a buyers list.To put it as simply as possible, I'd say it's ultimately a matter of:Buying the right properties in the first place.Offering a compelling price point (which usually isn't hard, if you buy it right).Compiling the information well (with good images and descriptions).Getting your listing in front of as many eyeballs as possible (and keeping it visible).If you're able to, provide the option for seller financing, so buyers have more ways to buy your property if they're unable to get the cash from another source.Does that make sense?

My thought is, how many other builds have you done as you call yourself a developer in your description.

Typically the revision forms allow you to specify description and reasoning.

==========================SAMPLE EXCERPT ONLY===================== This Agreement entered into on the_______day of ___________ , 20_______ by and between, _____________________ and or their assignee(s), herein after referred to as the "Buyer(s)", and _____________________, Herein after referred to as the "Seller(s) ".Seller agrees to sell and buyer agrees to buy the following described real property together with all improvements and fixtures and the personal property described below:Property Address______________________________________________________________________________________Legal description: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ County _____________________________________________________________.Personal property included: ____________________________________________________________________Earnest Money Deposit $______________________Cash To Seller At Closing $______________________Existing Loans & Liens $______________________New Loan To Seller At Closing $______________________Purchase Price $______________________The purchase price to be paid as follows: 1.

@Marty Rogachefsky this does NOT sound like a Class B area, more like Class C at best.Also, from your description, sounds like a Class D property.Your PMC should be able to send you the S8 Property Standards for your review.You could also "accept" a S8 applicant and schedule the S8 inspection, just to get the list of repairs.In our opinion, if an owner won't keep their property up to S8 standards, which are not that demanding, then they are a slumlord.