The property is in a B to B+ neighborhood. 3b 1.5 bath identical sides with a family room and storage room in downstairs finished basement.

If I am doing a CMA to recommend my seller pick a price it will be different than if I was the person telling the bank what it was worth.4 sold houses identical to the subject sold for $145,000/$146,500/$139,700/$137,500 in the last 6 months.2 Pending properties are currently going and were listed at $139,0003 Active identical properties are on the market for $134,000 and all have DOM over 60.It helps to point me to where a house should be listed.

Its an almost identical house to mine and I paid 172k in 2009.  

You take two houses right next door to each other...both built 3 years ago for example, brand new (basically), same square footage...but one house is custom built - there is no house anywhere with the same floor plan, and the other house is a contractor special, with 3 other houses identical in the neighborhood.  

BUT incomes in the area are quite low compared to other cities in the US and the city feels like it is finding a new identity.  

Identical properties in the building were also selling for around same price as the valuation, last one having been sold in August of 2015.

I am not a CPA...I do believe that both of those incomes would be considered passive investment income and your tax treatment would be identical.  

This is an example of an upfront fee loan scam.2.Identity theft: This is another common loan scam whereby a group or individual will gather personal identifying information from a borrower, in order to steal his or her identity.3.Bait and Switch: In this scam a legitimate lender provides terms to a borrower but then changes the loan terms right before closing.

I know it won't stop determined thieves but hopefully will make them decide to move on from our place.

Our PB county system is similar, but not identical.