We find this allows us to better tract the state of each property and the quality of work ... in one case a tenant wanted to upgrade the kitchen faucet and she paid for both the new faucet and our handyman to install it.Similar to the annual inspection indicated by Rob K, we reserve the right to inspect our properties once per quarter.

Here in Austin for a tract home in a newer subdivision under 250k or so the standard would be to have a recycling vent hood for a free standing range.

I have a 4.94 acre tract of land that I think would be a good location for a small apartment project.

Many of them gobbled up these "inexpensive houses in these tracts" I know there are many areas in the country similar to this.

This data is tabulated at the census tract level, which allows for a tremendous about of granularity when conducting market research.

water rights are very specific and depending on what they are can be worth far more than the dirt.. they can be sold downstreamI bought 700 acre timber tract in Oregon in the late 90s that had water rights to the Yamhill river.. well we did not need water rights we were not farming and you don't water timber in Oregon :).I was able to sell those rights to a Nursey company 20 miles down stream for a low six figure cash sum.. nice hit for us.. 

@Mel Hayes A large part of the selection process for approving census tracts was a lower median income in the area in question.

"Holiday destinations near a beach" often do not have a ton of undeveloped buildable tracts available for sale and when available usually are for sale at a premium per acre and obviously has its risk.

Each home is 3 beds, 2 baths, very much like tract homes (but no garage).

It includes, among other things, a comprehensive map of the Cleveland area, grading each tract from A+ down to F, with a consistent, objective and transparent methodology using publicly available data rather than a broad-brush subjective approach.