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I also have a bachelors degree in Health and Science from Quinnipiac University.  

And of course some buyers will simply rule a property out if it doesn't have X, which is why I try to be strict on comp features at least for factors that matter to buyers/renters.If you're really hung up on an exact price adjustment for certain things, you could hope that an appraiser chimes in, or maybe an agent with a lot of BPO experience (broker's price opinion, usually a bank's cheaper appraisal alternative).But IMO it's better to start doing comps in general and getting used to the process, the "art and science" of doing it over and over again, than to search for a holy grail of an exact price adjustment per feature.

That is all the experience I have in this business, but throughout the process of buying my condo I found myself thoroughly enjoying it and realized I am completely fascinated by real estate, especially in Denver.I currently am most drawn to buying and holding real estate, although I'm open to pretty much any method that ends up working for me.  

I am fascinated with learning as much as I can about the intricacies of real estate investing. 

Its not rocket science, but not everyone is a good fit.

I suspect this is more of an art than a science and would love to hear some different ideas. 

Chris, This is fascinating!  

When I first started flipping a few years ago, to my detriment I broke one of the main rules from @Justin Colby 's Science of Flipping podcast to "Never let anyone tell you what a property is worth".  

Fascinating lives are being led out here.