--Roof Type--Foundation Type--Furnace exist--External/Detached building(s) exist--Porch exist--Garage capacity--What appliances are included***If your property is built prior to 1940, then some of the insurance providers will require proof of repair of the Roof, Electrical Wiring, and Plumbing.

Waited 12 months before increasing the rent on the existing tenants once they could see the improvements made externally.

I have never used a google form for this, so zillow/zumper don't complain about using external websites?

The renovation team is happy (regardless of whether it was internal to the TK provider or external) because they completed a project and got paid, and in most cases, the investor is happy because you got into a reasonably priced, freshly renovated house that performs at about .8% -.9% and provides cash flow.

And without that external force factor, prices will just go sideways, sales volume go down of course, until the demand improves again. 

Thanks in advance for any suggestions - or links to external resources. 

Even if it doesn't bounce back to the same 2019 levels immediately, like a pendulum the hardest hit should recover at a higher pace, especially when it was external factors...right?

I'll PM you the link if you want to check it out (they don't like external links in the forums). 

I could see that possibly being true with your higher heating/cooling costs that you have with the harsher winters and older stock of housing.

Finding external "freedom" does not exist, imo.