Your appraiser can’t possibly know everything you’ve improved just by the visual inspection.

Could be a deterrent if other villages decide not to enact this same ban.Questions:-Do we consider selling at this point if these regulations become law and if the numbers don't net us as much as we're doing now or do you think people will raise prices since everybody will be in the same boat?

Simply Safe systems are great to use so long as you keep the electricity on.Otherwise, if you have boots-on-the-grounds, PM, Realtor, etc. that can pop by regularly to check locks and show that the property is being checked on.You can install live, or dummy cameras, on the exterior of the property as a deterrent as well.Best of luck to you!!

Can i request access to a visual inspection of the house?

Is there a platform out there that I can see my properties in a visual way and see how they are doing by the data I input?

Prior to making your offer, you should be able to visually assess the condition.

Home buyers are very easily visually influenced.

It’s so sad BC an eviction really does ruin their financial life for years and years to come but it doesn’t seem to be a deterrent now a days.

It will increase the value the of the property, not only functionally, but visually.

Wanted it in place so the potential buyers could visualize the entrance, versus waiting for them to pay.