Why, because the content is already optimized for the client. 

Do your research on it you’ll see for yourself.I’ve tried to find optimal PriceLabs settings but haven’t found any public info for a great strategy yet.

It's about much more than fixing leaky faucets; it's about enhancing tenant satisfaction, optimizing operational efficiency, and ultimately, increasing property value.

On the phone a few more questions are asked, and then a strategy is suggested to optimize a loan approval.

Waterfront would be optimal.  

They will also be able to work with you to help you get better credit or optimize finance to afford more.

Additionally, optimizing your online listings with high-quality photos, compelling descriptions, and virtual tours can boost interest.

Not a project I would recommend for nascent real estate rehabbers; we approached it with giddy optimism typical of this time in the market cycle.

The new ADU laws were created to try and get SOME housing built in a state that has fought against new homes tooth and nail for 40 years.As a result, 20% of all new homes in Los Angeles last year were ADUs.If that isn't optimal... call up your electeds and tell them you want to see more apartments with less parking in urban neighborhoods.

The best comps are: - sales in the last 6 months (last 3 months is optimal)- within 5 miles- same bed/bath count- similar square footage-similar condition (new build, recent rehab, average, good, etc)This is what your lender/appraiser will mainly look at when determining the property's value.