It's too cold here for fruit, but I get fruit, anyway, by warming the trees with christmas tree lights as soon as they start to bloom.I have 3 raised beds (my knees won't get down on the ground to do weeding) and I grow tomatoes, strawberries, garlic, onions, lettuce, and at least one zucchini.In order to get ripe tomatoes, I have pvc hoops over the tomatoes and at the end of the season, I fasten greenhouse film over the hoops and use spotlights and a greenhouse thermostat to keep the plants warm enough to ripen the tomatoes.Because I have to use electricity in order to get fruit, it ends up not being cheap.

page=1#p987534Zillow itself suggest: http://www.zillow.com/zestimate/We encourage buyers, sellers, and homeowners to supplement Zillow's information by doing other research such as: Getting a comparative market analysis (CMA) from a real estate agentGetting an appraisal from a professional appraiserVisiting the house (whenever possible)See the problem with platforms like this, it makes everyone thing their the expert.

I did a few deals for my friends and they were a supplemental income for me but hard work.I agree with what others have said and hope you do to.  

There are several I could recommend if you're not currently attending.We share similar goals - I'm looking to primarily develop a portfolio of rentals, and perhaps supplementing this with some flipping. 

Think someone whose goal is to have the tenants pay the mortgage and in 20 years they have a property free and clear with some cash flow to supplement their retirement.You are looking at it from the point of view of a more sophisticated investor who wants to optimize return over time.

With that in mind it still is probably the best analytics and projections tool available, but best to use it as a supplement to other market research vs using as concrete numbers to rely on.76k in revenue isn’t a bad place to start, but it does depend on purchase price and operating expenses.

Cause the going trend nowadays is the masses value concrete surfaces to recreate or park on, rather than to supplement their diet, oxygen, etc off or cool the microenvironment down. 

I have done this several times to my family's advantage in order to supplement our retirement income but instead supplemented our current income.

Not sure how this works in your state but you could have a supplement if the sewer goes above a certain average rate you charge the overage.

I would like to end up with 4-10 doors to supplement my income.Do you have any relatives or friends that have RE experience?