(also willing to bet real money it'll need new plumbing as I know those houses like the back of my hand, and one of the longtime neighbors who was intimately familiar with the property even brought the issue up when we talked); being told that said property would rent for $1200 with new floors, when nearly identical properties nearby that were actually "updated" have been struggling for literal months to place tenants at $1000; and being advised to simply "contact the sales department" when I contacted the # on the listing and expressed interest in seeing the property as a local landlord who owns houses in that neighborhood.

Obviously, market conditions and comps are the main driver, but all things equal, would my unit go for more than an identical unit in the building that sold this year?  

We had two basically identical units at one of our properties, the one available in the winter was in the 1st floor (generally more desirable), with a renovated kitchen and newly finished hardwood floors, yet remained vacant for an uncomfortable handful of weeks before it was rented.

Their business models are nearly identical but they are priced differently and one is more established than the other. 

PITI is $3,100.Moving out of state in a few months.There are still new builds identical to my model for sale going for $475k and rental comps in the area are about $2,650-$2,750.I don't need the money now but losing $400/month is not good.The one saving grace is is that investors are bringing $300 million go my neighborhood to turn it into the next downtown.

Today it is mow your lawn, tomorrow it is take a trash can in, and next thing you know they are murdering you and your husband and assuming your identities.

So anyone in their right mind should be 100% against any taxes of this sort without provisions preventing politicians from getting their thieving hands on them.I've seen Nobel Prize winning Economists make bold predictions and flat out wrong predictions in the last 5 years.

Reattached ground wire, Bought new identical thermostat, put in existing housing...30 minutes and 25 bucks.

There's one across the street at list for $383 virtually identical SF to you and it at least has the view of the little pond there.

If there are two otherwise identical houses for rent, one with central and one with window-bangers, I think the one with central will be the one most renters pick.