First, if it is cash flowing and not a hassle and you don't need the money right now, I wouldn't sell.Second, you would look for three properties that are within half a mile of the property that have sold in the last 3 months and have basically the same floor plan and vintage and come up with "comps".

Best,Gregory Lomelin Hi Gregory,I live in the Vintage at Arboreta community right at the base of the mountains just north of the train tracks where the 2nd phase of the Gold Line is to come through. 

Oddly enough, 2000 vintage loans had higher default rates in near term than those of 2001, 2002 and 2003.

The bathrooms have that vintage pink and black tile.

For brand new Class A, you will be around 35-40% vs vintage class C you will be between 55-65%.

- Restoring vintage race cars- Collecting rococo vintage harpsichords- Creating and enacting performance art piecesWho has time for hobbies? 

You'll find that the older homes have a much more detailed and vintage look that can't be found with these newer homes!

That is why you have to be careful with vintage leases.The 5,000 sq ft building in small town if it doesn't work out they can subsidize with much less rent to sublease and exit the market.This is where the experience of NNN brokers and investors comes into play to know what you are buying.Some Urgent Cares can be good if backed by a super strong A tenant like BCBS.

Ours is of the vintage where the stucco is below the dirt line and we have had very little termite activity (spot treat was sufficient) and no problems with water intrusion.This link has some of the thoughts, but seems like it comes down to quality of the installation:http://www.zillow.com/advice-thread/Should-I-buy-a...

How many units, vintage, location?