So if you can't do something good with the shared line, I would eat the cost and run directly to the closest sewer line that belongs to the city, and abandon the old line and let the other owners deal with the fun.5.

To touch on what Mike Arrigo said, the appraiser will pull the comps (closest recent sales) and do adjustments for all the differences.

Is that Steak and a 'you know what else' Day?

haha... ok, maybe not.. the closest I settled for was talking to the local businesses (liquor stores, eateries, etc.)6. section 8 densities... if i were to pick a neighborhood filled w/sect8 vs. one w/some to none and both areas have similar stats, i'd go for the some-to-none sect8 neighborhood.anyway, the above is changing all the time, but what helps me better understand a neighborhood is all the circumstantial data... mix that w/the census data & local data stats, and i have a better guess at what to invest in.

The easiest DIY solution (that I think would look decent) would be to get some (gel) wood stain in the closest color you can find to touch up the scratches then remove the handles and do two coats of (satin finish) polyshades in a color slightly darker than the doors are now (probably bombay mahogany).

Sorry to use an example that isn't Real Estate, but it's the closest correlation I could come up with that I've personally experienced. 

Steak is my best friend anyways!

The cap rate range can be  point or two but because the buildings are identified you can narrow that by picking the comp closest to your property.  

I'm closest (driving distance) to Clermont, Davenport, Celebration, Winter Garden, Kissimmee, Dr.

The one called Fixer Upper based in Waco seems to be the closest to realistic, but they still have some horrible things discovered in their rehab that a basic inspection should have found.