Really think through what you're trying to achieve and analyze everything through that lens. 

I'm willing to bet at least half of these credit unions in your neighborhood (most likely all) have fixed rate commercial real estate loans:https://njfcu.org/business-accounts/commercial-len...https://www.greateralliance.org/business-loans/https://www.affinityfcu.com/business/business-loan...https://www.visionsfcu.org/businessloans

I turn it up a bit so that it is noticeable as soon as you enter the front door.For front porch security lights, I just pick a decorative light that I like the look of with a wide motion detector lens.

So I filter this through the lens of my experience is what I'm trying to say. 

Then why aren't we looking at this through a business lens? 

I've lived here for a few years but never truly looked at it through the lens of real estate investing.

A wide angle lens will help you out. 

Ideally if I work with an agent, I'd like them to have the investor lens as the numbers have to work before anything. 

DAP also makes a clear elastromeric sealant that is available at the big boxes which can be used  in a pinch.....we just prefer the other.Don't let roofers use plastic boots....you have to check them on this....use the aluminum based boots for a longer solution and run a bead of sealant around the upper edge of the rubber grommet that seals against the vent pipe.  

I have a new wide angle lens camera that makes the house really pop in the pictures.